steve1968
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please tell me how
in the most simplest terms possible
thanks
steve
in the most simplest terms possible
thanks
steve
Aha, i've just worked this one out for my laptop with Windows XP
Go here and download the image resizer bit.http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx
Then when you open your pictures and right click, hey presto
Go here and download the image resizer bit.http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx
Then when you open your pictures and right click, hey presto
davethesax
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Depends on the software you're using, but if you're using Microsoft Paint, here's how:
Start > Programs > Accessories > Paint
File > Open
Select the photo you want to resize
Image > Stretch/Skew
Type the percentage you want to stretch it. 100%=no difference, 50%=half size, 200%=double size. Type the same number in Horizontal and Vertical if you don't want the image distorted.
If you want to resize it to a particular pixel size, go to Image > Attributes which will tell you the current pixel size. Work out the percentage with (desired size / current size) * 100.
I'm not far from you so if you want a "lesson" my usual price is a meal
Start > Programs > Accessories > Paint
File > Open
Select the photo you want to resize
Image > Stretch/Skew
Type the percentage you want to stretch it. 100%=no difference, 50%=half size, 200%=double size. Type the same number in Horizontal and Vertical if you don't want the image distorted.
If you want to resize it to a particular pixel size, go to Image > Attributes which will tell you the current pixel size. Work out the percentage with (desired size / current size) * 100.
I'm not far from you so if you want a "lesson" my usual price is a meal
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