how do you make images smaller and bigger and rotate them on adobe photoshop cs?
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If you want to do that by hand use free trasform (ctrl+t). You can also use Image->Image Size to scale the Image and Image->rotate .. iguess it's obvious :D
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Photoshop...with your file open. Go to Image, then Size. You'll get a pop-up box. You can either change your resolution to shrink it or the image size itself...inches/pixels. If you change the height it should automatically change the width to the correct proportion. You can't really make the resoulution higher on a small crappy image. You can...but it's pointless. You can resize it to make it bigger, but the quality (resolution) will not be any better.\n\nEDIT: Or you can have your file open...then start a new file of a larger size (pop up size will come up when you select new). Click on old image (must be unlocked..if not right click on layer and duplicate) and hold down left mouse button, and drag it into new file. Go to Edit, then Free Transform. A sizing box thing should appear on your image. Hold left mouse button and drag from corner. Hold shift key at the same time to keep proportionate. But once again...will not make the resolution any better to make it bigger. You can always make an image smaller...but bigger will not make it look better.
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When you are composing your email, select attach file, press the browse button, go to the folder where you saved your scanned image, and select attach (or ok). I sugest you to reduce the image size to not make your email giantic and to not use to much inbox space\n\nget a program like irfanview (http://www.irfanview.com/), It allows you change your image, including rotate and resizing it.\n\nProgramming is the science (or art) to give a sequence os statements to be executed by and computer  and design refers about the ways you can design your programming project.
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You can download a free program called irfanview and use the resize tool to make the pic smaller you just need to check the size rules on myspace so you can make sure the pic meets those rules
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Since thats all you want to do i would recommend photoshop elements its a pretty cheap program and its pretty powerfull.  Also I recommend using Adobe products.
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Using a graphics program such as Jasc Paint Shop Pro (http://jasc.com - 30 day free trial available), create a blank/transparent image, then add your photos as LAYERS.  You can then adjust which layer is on top, which is in the middle, etc. \n\nPSPro has a great tutorial with the trial version.  It's cheaper than Photoshop and Macromedia's Fireworks (which is DA BOMB!) but, it will use ALL of the photoshop plug-in's which allow you to manipulate images.  It's a GREAT program for beginner's.  Heck its a great program period, I have both of the others and STILL ocassionally use it!\n\nSearch the net for tutorials on LAYERING IMAGES in whatever graphics or photo editing program you are currently using.
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You can use several programs for this including Photoshop and GIMP. You need to select 'batch process' and that allows you to perform the same actions on multiple images... like converting from jpg to gif, cropping, resizing, adjusting color balance and more.\n\nPhotoshop: http://adobe-photoshop.en.softonic.com/ie/9533\nGIMP: http://the-gimp.en.softonic.com/ie/11503
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adobe photoshop cs2 me
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Just right click the image/s & select resize images. Set the proper size - select the predefined sizes or enter your own. It should work now.\n\nIf you set the option to resize the original picture, only then the original picture will get resized. Otherwise, a new image will be created in the same folder with a different name with the resized dimensions.\n\nHope it helps!
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make the picture larger or equal to the res'.
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If you are using Windows, Paint is the best way AFAIK. Open Paint and then under Image select Stretch/Skew.
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Go to Microsoft Photo Editor\nfrom image menu u can resize it in the resolution u want.. comfortable for uploading and downloading..
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The easiest way to resize a photo is in pixels.  For a horizontal picture you want 600 width x 450 length (when you change one the other will automatically change).  For a vertical picture it's the opposite - 450 width & 600 length.  If you need a program, try downloading FastStone Image Viewer from www.download.com - it's free & very easy to use, and doesn't junk up your computer.
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There are many photo editing tools out there such as Gimp or PhotoShop. These will allow you to resize pictures.
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In any image editing program like The GIMP or Photoshop, use the "Scale Image" option to make it bigger, and save it as a new file. Don't save over the old one.
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Open your Picture Toolbar if it's not already visible (go to View-Toolbars-Picture).  Click on your picture so you have the white circles or black squares around it.  Look on your toolbar for an icon with tow triangles - one of them will have an arrow on top of it curving up to the left (as if to show the triangle is standing up).  That will rotate your picture 90 degrees counterclockwise.  There's no way to rotate other than in 90 degree increments - that will have to be done in a program like Photoshop.
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open the picture in paint shink it (ctrl w then 20 and 20 or whatever percent you want it)  \n\nresaving the picture out of paint will make it a smaller file even if you dont shrink it\n\ngo save as... and save it as whatever and it should become a smaller file