Resizing Pictures??
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sharkbait9
Active Member
image resizer powertoys for windows xp. thats what i use. you can custom size your pics to 500 x500.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx
denduke
New Member
May not be the best way...
If you don't have a pic utility you can use your "paint" program to resize them.
Open your Paint program on your puter: click start > programs > accessories and scroll down to paint.
Open the pic file in paint, go to the top and click "image" and go down to "stretch/skew", in the stretch box, type in the percent you want to decrease the size of the pic, i.e. 50%, 35%, whatever you want, make sure you use the same % in both Horizontal & Vertical boxes. If you decrease it too much it will mess the clarity up. If you do it wrong resizing, click "edit" then "undo" and it will take you back to the beginning size.
Once you got it the size you want, "save it" ( same name or can change it). Now you can upload it to a hoster by browsing to where you got it filed...documents/pictures maybe and upload. This ain't the best way but erey puter 'bout got the "paint" program. Hope this helps....Some hosters...
www.myfishingpictures.com
www.myhuntingpictures.com
www.photobucket.com
www.imageshack.com
I use "Microsoft Picture It! Express 7.0" that came on a CD when I had some old underwater slides put on one at Wallyworld...I'm new around here, can you host them here? Anykind?
If this stuff insults your intelligence please ignore it......
If you don't have a pic utility you can use your "paint" program to resize them.
Open your Paint program on your puter: click start > programs > accessories and scroll down to paint.
Open the pic file in paint, go to the top and click "image" and go down to "stretch/skew", in the stretch box, type in the percent you want to decrease the size of the pic, i.e. 50%, 35%, whatever you want, make sure you use the same % in both Horizontal & Vertical boxes. If you decrease it too much it will mess the clarity up. If you do it wrong resizing, click "edit" then "undo" and it will take you back to the beginning size.
Once you got it the size you want, "save it" ( same name or can change it). Now you can upload it to a hoster by browsing to where you got it filed...documents/pictures maybe and upload. This ain't the best way but erey puter 'bout got the "paint" program. Hope this helps....Some hosters...
www.myfishingpictures.com
www.myhuntingpictures.com
www.photobucket.com
www.imageshack.com
I use "Microsoft Picture It! Express 7.0" that came on a CD when I had some old underwater slides put on one at Wallyworld...I'm new around here, can you host them here? Anykind?
If this stuff insults your intelligence please ignore it......
sharkbait9
Active Member
yeah ppowertoys is an easy way for the comp illiterate to be able to post pics and what not with out having to try and figure percentages sizing. ppwtoys is super easy. to figure out.