Posted: 4/29/2009 1:59:30 PM EDT
| I'm trying and failing to resize pictures. I have tried resizing on websites and imageshack and they both say they are too big. They are on my computer on my kodak software but nothing I try will resize them. |
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I'm trying and failing to resize pictures. I have tried resizing on websites and imageshack and they both say they are too big. They are on my computer on my kodak software but nothing I try will resize them. Get a sharp knife. Carefully cut the picture down to size. If you can't get the cut started, you might have to "stab" it to get it going. |
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I'm trying and failing to resize pictures. I have tried resizing on websites and imageshack and they both say they are too big. They are on my computer on my kodak software but nothing I try will resize them. The ghetto way to resize is to open up the picture with MS Paint. Select "Image" from the tool bar. Select "Stretch/Skew" from the pull-down menu. In the Stretch box, enter a number less than 100 and type that number in the boxes next to "Horizontal:" and "Vertical:". The number needs to be the same, e.g. Horizontal: 50% and Vertical: 50%. Then, save the photo. If you shrink it too much or not enough, undo your change and try it again with a different percentage. |
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I'm trying and failing to resize pictures. I have tried resizing on websites and imageshack and they both say they are too big. They are on my computer on my kodak software but nothing I try will resize them. The ghetto way to resize is to open up the picture with MS Paint. Select "Image" from the tool bar. Select "Stretch/Skew" from the pull-down menu. In the Stretch box, enter a number less than 100 and type that number in the boxes next to "Horizontal:" and "Vertical:". The number needs to be the same, e.g. Horizontal: 50% and Vertical: 50%. Then, save the photo. If you shrink it too much or not enough, undo your change and try it again with a different percentage. I did this and shrunk it down to 25 both ways saved it to pictures but imageshack still says it is too large. It looks good on ms paint. |
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I have used this as well.
http://bluefive.pair.com/pixresizer.htm |
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Get the "image resizer" from Microsoft. Install it, then just right click on the picture file (or numerous files), and the select "resize".
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/Downloads/powertoys/Xppowertoys.mspx |
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Get the "image resizer" from Microsoft. Install it, then just right click on the picture file, and the select "resize". http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/Downloads/powertoys/Xppowertoys.mspx This. Best Powertoy there is. |
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Hell yeah a +1 for pixresizer. 
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