This preview is an offering of the latest version of that suite of products and is fully featured and functional. The release for business Mac users includes access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote and will ultimately ship alongside Office 2019 for Windows during the second half of this year.

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How do you crop an image in the Mac Preview program? I don’t see a cropping icon in the tool bar.

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Or do I need another program? You can crop photos, graphics and PDF files right in, the Mac’s built-in image-editing and viewer program. To crop a photo or graphic open on your screen, you must first select the area of the image you want to keep. Drag the mouse cursor over the part of the photo you want, which creates a dotted line around the area. Click and drag the blue dots on the corners and center of the outlined box on the screen to adjust the selected portion of the image and then press the Command and K keys to delete everything outside dotted lines. (As an alternative, you can also click on Tools in the Preview menu bar and choose Crop.) If you want to trim away parts of a PDF file in Preview, go to the Tools menu and choose Rectangular Selection (instead of Text Selection) and then drag the cursor around the area of the file you want to use.

You can then press the Command and K keys (or choose Crop from the Tools menu) to trim away the unwanted parts. When you have the Markup tool bar showing in the Preview window, you can also click the Crop button to remove the unselected parts of the file from view. To see the Markup tool bar and its other shortcuts for, click the encircled pen icon on the right side of the Preview window. You can arrange this tool bar to suit your needs by going to the View menu and selecting Customize Toolbar. If your main concern is enhancing your digital pictures, the that comes with the Mac operating system has many more tools for editing and organizing your photographs.

In addition to your images, the Photos app has controls for adjusting color.

FITS Preview is a lightweight and fast viewer for images in FITS format (Flexible Image Transport System) introduced by NASA and HEASARC. In comparison with any full feature FITS editor, it offers unbeatable overall speed and ease of use. Just double-click on any FITS image in any folder and the FITS Preview application will open it in a fraction of second, automatically sized to fit the window, automatically stretched to the optimal brightness, and flipped or rotated. Scale, black point, and white point can be adjusted manually afterwards using the corresponding buttons in toolbar.

You can return to the automatic What's New in FITS Preview. FITS Preview is a lightweight and fast viewer for images in FITS format (Flexible Image Transport System) introduced by NASA and HEASARC. In comparison with any full feature FITS editor, it offers unbeatable overall speed and ease of use. Just double-click on any FITS image in any folder and the FITS Preview application will open it in a fraction of second, automatically sized to fit the window, automatically stretched to the optimal brightness, and flipped or rotated. Scale, black point, and white point can be adjusted manually afterwards using the corresponding buttons in toolbar.

You can return to the automatic mode of the screen-transfer function at any time. The file header and the image histogram can be viewed by clicking the corresponding button in toolbar.

You can view raw images in color by selecting the correct Bayer-matrix offset. Images can be exported easily to JPEG format with the current black- and white-point settings. The viewer is based on the CFITSIO library, and supports standard monochromatic and color FITS image formats.