Ken,

Thanks for the response. The fuction is exactly what I needed.

 

For other following in my footsteps here is what I did with it.

Since my application was not concerned about height but only width, I adjusted it to suit my needs and pasted the changes below.

Now if an image is wider then my column (600 in my case), it will resize it porportionatly both by figuring out how much wider the image is then my limit and subtracting that amount from both the width and height. It is now doing exactly what I was hoping for.

 

<script> 
function CuteEditor_FilterHTML(editor,code)    
{    
    var editdoc = editor.GetDocument(); 
    for(var i=0;i<editdoc.images.length;i++) 
    { 
        if(editdoc.images[i].width>600) 
        { 
             var currwidth = editdoc.images[i].width
             var makelessby = currwidth - 600
             editdoc.images[i].width= currwidth - makelessby  
                 var currheight =  editdoc.images[i].height

                 if(currheight > makelessby)

                  {

                        currheight = currheight - makelessby

                        editdoc.images[i].height = currheight

                  }
  } 
    } 
    return code; 
}    
function CuteEditor_FilterCode(editor,code)    
{    
         var editdoc = editor.GetDocument(); 
    for(var i=0;i<editdoc.images.length;i++) 
    { 
        if(editdoc.images[i].width>600) 
        { 
           var currwidth = editdoc.images[i].width
   var makelessby = currwidth - 600
   editdoc.images[i].width= currwidth - makelessby 

                 var currheight =  editdoc.images[i].height

                 if(currheight > makelessby)

                  {

                        currheight = currheight - makelessby

                        editdoc.images[i].height = currheight

                 }

      }  
    } 
    return code; 
} 
</script>

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