here's some screenshots that i think will help you understand whats going on.

First, here are the settings in the Crop Options bar:


http://www.pbase.com/image/10291034/original.jpg


This screenshot shows how the crop will only be in a ratio that will fit exactly on a 4 x 6in paper. It doesn't matter what size you drag the crop, it will maintain a 4 x 6in ratio.


http://www.pbase.com/image/10290981/large.jpg


To get the full width of your image, you see that you'll have to either cut off the top or the bottom of the image (or a little of the top and a little of the bottom). Once you drag the crop to size you can then place your mouse inside the crop area and reposition it to your liking.


http://www.pbase.com/image/10290984.jpg

This last screenshot shows you what Tricia was talking about. If you want to include the whole image in a 4 x 6in print, you'll will have blank area's on each side of the print. (or one large area on either side)

NOTE: ALL of these screenshots would print 4 x 6. The only thing that is effected is the dpi. Don't worry about this, as long as you don't crop a lot of the picture out it should print ok on a 4 x 6.

http://www.pbase.com/image/10290987.jpg