NSImage help

you can use NSImage's setSize method, but there are lots of 'gotchas' when you're working with NSImage, NSImageRep, etc. NSImage, for instance, interprets the size as rendered at 72dpi. Meaning, if you load an NSImage from a 400dpi JPEG, and ask it -size, it will return a 72dpi size.

You may want to dive into the actual ImageRep. Ask NSImage for its -representations, and grab one that suits you. Or better yet, just store your image in NSBitmapImageRep from the get-go.

As far as scaling goes, you can play around with various methods, such as setSize, as mentioned, or drawing it into a new image using -lockFocus. For bitmap imagereps, you can also create an NSGraphicContext from the NSBitmapImageRep, set it, and redraw the original image (drawInRect) to scale. (Then -restoreGraphicsContext)

Lots of options, just gotta figure out what will work best for your situation. Be sure to check out all the ImageRep and NSImage related Apple docs.