Not really sure what you are trying to do. I am guessing that you are using PRINT CROPPING as opposed to image cropping?
In print cropping, you go to the Full page Editor and set the zoom and crop to suit your taste. Say DONE, and Qimage remembers that crop for the 8 x 10.
Now you highlight the image on the main screen, and change the size to 5 x 7.
Go into the full page editor and again set your crop and zoom to suit.
Now, Qimage will remember each crop when it sees which size is being requested.

If you are using the auto crop in Qimage, just make sure the crop scissors is on and print.
If you are cropping the image in the Batch screen where all the controls are located, then draw your crop using the mouse (you can uncheck crop lock if you want a free hand), and Click DONE, and save the filter.
Then right click the thumbnail, and click COPY... put in a suitable name ... like 8x10 of fluffy.
Then you can open the original again in the batch screen and crop to a different ratio and DONE SAVE out of that.

LJ,
I am not sure what you are saying in #3 and #4

Drag your image within the crop.... ?
#3 Auto crop (scissors) is used when you wish to make a certain size print; no excuses.
Fred

You got it!
Perfect!

Also Jacken, you can change the size of an individual print by selecting the print on the preview page and choosing a new "Print Properties" size from the drop down.

Let's say you print an 8x10.  Next, right click on your image (in the Page Editor).  Next select your printer paper settings.  Next click on the "Print Properties" size drop down and choose the size you want.

There may be other ways to get the same result, but this is what I am doing for now.


Actually, also during my cropping and printing, as well as clearing the entire queue at once I am also trying to figure out how to clear out a selected group of images and leave others.

Thank you Fred!