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To Owl_Semantha

In MW 2.0. double click any shape and then adjust its horizontal and 
vertical pixel size using the plus and minus signs. These swell or shrink 
the matrix in chunks of 10 pixels.

In Pro, double clicking creates "handle bars" around the shape, which you 
grab, and watch the dot matrix change as you drag the mouse towards the 
center or the edges.

If, using MW 2.0, you want control of the exact (not by leap of tens) pixel 
matrix, you can stamp the shape into a graphic, then use the snaparea 
command to blowgun it into an empty shape. Or you can create a square or 
rectangular box using the shape editor, clothe a turtle, place it over the 
stamped shape, and stash it utilizing a snap-shape.

Hope these alternatives help.

Best Regards,
Harvey

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To Owl_Semantha 
In MW 2.0. double click any shape and then adjust its horizontal and
vertical pixel size using the plus and minus signs. These swell or shrink
the matrix in chunks of 10 pixels. 
In Pro, double clicking creates &quot;handle bars&quot; around the shape,
which you grab, and watch the dot matrix change as you drag the mouse
towards the center or the edges. 
If, using MW 2.0, you want control of the exact (not by leap of tens)
pixel matrix, you can stamp the shape into a graphic, then use the
snaparea command to blowgun it into an empty shape. Or you can create a
square or rectangular box using the shape editor, clothe a turtle, place
it over the stamped shape, and stash it utilizing a snap-shape. 
Hope these alternatives help. 
Best Regards, 
Harvey 
 
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