Look for the tool icon that looks like a large X-acto blade knife. Click and
drag in the picture to select the part you want. Once you release the mouse
button, the edges and corners of the selected area are click-and-drag-able for
fine adjustment. Hit enter when satisfied to accept changes. Then choose “File”
menu, “Overwrite ” which will replace the original (NOT
UNDOABLE!) or “File” menu, “Export as …” and choose your options and locations
in the resulting dialog.
Ross
> On Jul 25, 2016, at 2:29 PM, Marvin Winitsky wrote:
>
> Hi, Experts,
>
> I just learned how to drag a photo into the main editing screen in GIMP (for
> Mac), but now, I need to know (step-by-step) how to crop the picture’s edges,
> save the changes, and return the finished product to my photo folder on my
> Mac. Can someone please explain/show me how to do this without too much
> technical detail? I’d be most grateful.
>
> Marvin
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