Sir,
I do not recall seeing such an option since it would be easier to just set the auto crop on which automatically sets the check mark in the Crop Lock box of the editor.
But not having used that in a while, I installed old Qimage Ultimates going back to late 2014. It was the same as it is today.


Perhaps you might be thinking of the saved print crops? Those would be valuable since you customize the crop. Those are saved  in a special folder so when you load that image in the queue at a print size you used before,Qimage will recall the crop for you.

Any help?

Fred

Sir,
I would be happy to call Mike's attention to your post. He sees it anyway, just takes a few days.

I know what he will say...
 Crop Wizard was designed to offer quick common sizes to the user. It has long been surpassed by giving the user the ability to make his own with a click of the mouse.
This method below is much more versatile as well as needing no extra attention on your part.

I have all the versions of QU, give me the last version number you had before upgrading.  (I am still willing to recheck for you.)

In the meantime, all I have to do is make a new or revised print size of 8.5 x 11. See screen snap 055
This will be permanent, use it any time.
Add your image to the queue with CROP SCISSOR ON.
When you go into the editor screen the aspect ratio will be 8.5 x 11, and there will automatically be a check in the Crop Lock box.
From that point on, any crop you draw will hold that ratio.  See screen snap 054.

Maybe you have a special situation that needs more detail?  What printer? What paper size? Whqat size print?

Fred

Hi
I think QU has moved on considerably wrt workflow since the crop wizard was first introduced - I've known it all my QU life too!
The "normal" workflow would now be to select the print size from the prints tab, crop scissors on and then adjust crop position/size in the page editor. QU remembers that setting next time you print that image at a size with the same aspect ratio. This is what Fred has recommended too.
This work flow means it's easier to change the print crop aspect ratio if you change your mind later on. Remember too, selecting a size in the IMAGE editor is not really a linear size (images don't have inches or mm, only pixels), it's an aspect ratio. Hence it's more logical, imo, to do that using the print features.

Now, coming back to the Crop wizard in the image editor and the possible reason you may have "lost" some sizes. The wizard shows the first 9 sizes in the current set of sizes showing in the Print tab list. If you load a different set you will get 9 different sizes. See attached screen shots below.
I wonder if you've modified the set of sizes you normally use - or loaded a different set?

Terry

"I wonder if you've modified the set of sizes you normally use -"

Good call Terry-M. That seems to be what I have done. I didn't realize sizes in Print Size Cue could be changed and I apparently inadvertently added 8.5x11 a longtime ago and the cue recently reloaded the default sizes. So I changed the top Print Cue sizes to ones that I typically use, deleted ones I'll never use, and all is well. They now pop up in my Crop Wizard.

Thanks much.