The instructions below are for reducing the size of images using Microsoft Paint and Microsoft Photo Editor.
Microsoft Paint
1. Click on the Start Menu
2. Select All Programs
3. Select Accessories
4. Click on Paint
5. Click on File and then Open
6. When the Open Dialog Box appears locate the file you wish to reduce and click the Open button
7. With the image displayed in the Paint program click on the Image menu option and then click on Stretch/Skew
8. The Stretch/Skew window has two options in the Stretch section Horizontal and Vertical
9. Enter a number less than 100 into both the Horizontal and Vertical fields
10. Be sure to enter the same number into both fields.
11. Entering different numbers will change the shape of the image.
12. Repeat steps 7 - 10 until the desired image size is achieved
13. Do not make the image larger than the sample image below
14. To save the image Click File
15. Click Save As
16. Name the file in the File Name field
17. Select JPEG(*.JPG, *.JPEG, *.JPE, *.JFIF) in the Save As Type field
18. Click Save button
Microsoft Photo Editor
If you have Microsoft Office installed on your computer you have the option of using Microsoft Photo Editor
1. Click on the Start Menu
2. Select All Programs
3. Select Microsoft Office Tools
4. Click on Microsoft Photo Editor
5. Click on File and then Open
6. When the Open Dialog Box appears locate the file you wish to reduce and click the Open button
7. With the image displayed in the Photo Editor program click on the Image menu option and then click on Resize
8. In the Resize window make sure the Allow Distortion checkbox is unchecked
9. Use the down arrow on the Width or Height fields to change the 100 to a smaller number.
10. Repeat steps 7 - 9 until the desired image size is achieved
11. Do not make the image larger than the sample image below
12. To save the image Click File
13. Click Save As
14. Name the file in the File Name field
15. Select JPEG File Interchange Format(*.jpg, *.jpeg) in the Save As Type field
16. Click Save button
2006-09-07 23:02:25
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answer #1
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answered by DigitalManic 2
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Assuming they are already Jpegs, which is likely since your probably not a pro photographer and using RAW files - then 1. you need to wind the res down on your digital camera so they are sensible sizes (most cameras even have an email setting on them so the pic size is a nice pleasant 300k or so, which is good for emailing and uploading) then 2. you can resize them as soem people here have said. If you have a recent Outlook email client that will even do it for you and one quick way if you don't have £300 worth of image manipulating software is email it to yourself.
2006-09-07 22:46:03
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answered by sharper 2
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1. Resize them so that they are no bigger than they need to be.
2. Assuming they are JPEGs, use an image editor to apply some compression to them. Technically this brings down the image quality but you'd be surprised how much you can bring down the size of the file without affecting the image quality very much.
2006-09-08 00:15:07
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answered by Rosewood 2
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You can re-size any picture with a photo / picture editor like photo shop, and paint if you haven't got any of these download adobe reader which come's with photo shop starter addition 3.0. Once the photo has been re-sized you can then covert it into a jpeg image.
2006-09-07 22:49:07
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answered by Anonymous
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Use paint shop pro and then convert the images to jpeg. Much smaller image files.
2006-09-07 22:38:26
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answered by PollyPocket 4
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Download photogadget. this is a software you can use in resizing your photos easily and in any size that you want.
This is nice, and it really works. If you want to resize the pictures in sizes that you want to you could choose your own custom sizes using this.
2006-09-07 22:44:23
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answered by Dariel J 2
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what dpi are they? for the web they should be 72dpi. If you've got photoshop downsize the dpi then save as JPEGs with medium compression
2006-09-07 23:28:21
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answered by bendy spoon 1
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they converting them to .jpg files.
you can asloo resize your photos using someting like photoshop
2006-09-07 22:39:22
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answer #8
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answered by Anonymous
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http://www.fookes.com/ezthumbs/index.php?2.8
2006-09-08 21:17:38
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answered by Anonymous
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You cannot.
2006-09-07 22:46:21
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answered by PainMaster 3
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