Can the application set the image resolution?

Can the application set the image resolution?

Yes. Today this is done by setting image resolution(s) in your plug-in's unique option file. The plug-in guide lists the standard names for these options. 

RangerFlex is pretty limited.  We need to do a major overhaul on it in order to support an arbitrary list of unique plug-in options.  For now just set the parameters manually in your unique options file to test them.
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