Brian Teitell
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I have some pics i want to post but they are 12megbytes and are way to big, how do i make them smaller?
Resizing pics?
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Gary DiPietroSr
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I use adobe photoshop.
Do u have that? In the tool bar click image, then image size, keep halfing the size.
Do u have that? In the tool bar click image, then image size, keep halfing the size.
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Casey B
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You can open them in paint and use the sketch/skew to downsize the percentages until you are satisfied.
Might want to change from bitmap to jpeg or gif format IF they are bitmaps.
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Might want to change from bitmap to jpeg or gif format IF they are bitmaps.
C
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Dallas Starr
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Or you can just compress them using microsoft picture manager if you have it.
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Brian Teitell
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Thanks, i figured it out, i have a mac and used iphoto.
Gerry Mac
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Go to my library and download the file called image resizer powertoy, its very small.
It is an add-on to windows explorer. After you run/install it, all you do is right click on the image(s) that you want to resize and one of the options will be resize image(s). Be sure to click on the advanced button, it will give you the option to keep the old large files and create new files or just keep the new files. It will also allow you to change only larger files to small without changing small to larger.
This is an amaziangly easy little utility that should have been included with XP but is not and an absolute MUST have for anyone who owns/uses a digital camera. You can do one image or thousands at tonce. Give it a try, you'll see what I mean.
Gerry
It is an add-on to windows explorer. After you run/install it, all you do is right click on the image(s) that you want to resize and one of the options will be resize image(s). Be sure to click on the advanced button, it will give you the option to keep the old large files and create new files or just keep the new files. It will also allow you to change only larger files to small without changing small to larger.
This is an amaziangly easy little utility that should have been included with XP but is not and an absolute MUST have for anyone who owns/uses a digital camera. You can do one image or thousands at tonce. Give it a try, you'll see what I mean.
Gerry
