If you are seeing a light blue frame around your image or layout and a message underneath which says "Maximum Display Area....", this means that the item that you are trying to display at actual size is too large to fit on the screen at the current display calibration. So you need to firstly check that your screen calibration setting in ProSelect preferences is correct.

If this message is still showing after checking your calibration (make sure this is done on the screen you wish to show images at actual size on), then

1. You could reduce the size of the item that you are displaying using the small size buttons in the right hand tool bar (if not a fixed size layout).
   
   
2. If using a Projector, the numbers next to the "Maximum Display Area" will help.  You may need to move the projector further away from the wall (or projector screen) and re-calibrate in ProSelect. The calibration value that you measure and enter should increase in size (eg from 20" to 25" or more) and so should the values shown next to "Maximum Display Area" when to try to display a large size. If this is the case, then continue to move the projector further away from the wall/screen and re-calibrate each time until the size fits.

PROSELECT v2015r1 AND NEWER

In newer versions of the ProSelect software, the warning is seen as a yellow warning symbol and the message "Scaled to Fit" in the bottom right hand corner of the main display area. See also the article "Scaled to Fit message & Yellow Warning in Select Size View".