Thread: Kindle's Sort Of "Zoom" Feature
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Old 06-25-2008, 04:33 PM   #12
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From Mobipocket file format documentation - Image support:

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align, border, width and height attributes are all supported. width & height attributes can be used to implement a "thumbnail" version of an image. However, contrary to web rowser rendering, specifying an width / height larger than the actual image will not have any effect (images are not scaled up).

When the user clicks on a picture that has been resized to fit the screen, the picture opens in the Image Viewer. If you create an HTML hyperlink pointing to the image file directly the image viewer will be launched by clicking on the hyperlink.
I tried width and height attributes a while ago and they did not seem to produce a "thumbnail" version in the Windows Reader, but I may have been doing something wrong.
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