how to open full size pictures in yahoo photos (not the view, but the original size)?
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You can't. Yahoo compresses them when they are uploaded to save space/bandwidth. To get the full photo you would have to get a copy from the person who uploaded it. I'd suggest emailing or IMing them.
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I think I know you what you mean:\n\nPress F11 on your keyboard - if it goes to full size then press F11 again\n\n(After reading your previous question - the View button is on top between Edit and Favourites)
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A simple way would be to use a photo editor like Microsoft Photo or Adobe Photoshop or even Microsoft Paint that comes with Windows.  Each of these has the ability to change the resolution and size of the file.
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You can try Irfanview, it's free (ACDSee and Photoshop are fine too but they're not free) from http://www.irfanview.com/ \nIt also has a nice batch edit function so you can resize a whole folder at one go.\n\nBasically if you resize to 1024 on the longest side and save as JPG with 80% compression, it should give you a file in the one to two hundred kilobyte range.
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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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its called add attatchments. use the browse button go to where your pics are and click add
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When you open your pictures go to "view" at the top of the window then click on thumbnails.  You have several choices there but that will do what you ask.
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Create a new HTML page with the original image displayed at full size.\n\nuse a link:\n<a href="newpage.html"><img src="path&#92;thumb.jpg">Some Text</a>\n\nYou can also use a javascript and use the open window method or new window method.  Search javascript.com
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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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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
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Yes,to check it. Go to MS Paint, open the image there, Go to View Menu, Then zoom to Large size.
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If you're using Internet Explorer, you can do the following:\n\n- Go to "Tools" menu and select "Internet Options"\n- select the "Advanced" tab\n- Under the "Multimedia" heading, uncheck the "Enable Automatic Image Resizing" box.\n\nWithout that option checked, images should not be resized to fit within your browser window.
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right click somewhere on your desktop...go to desktop..stretch the picture...if that doesn't look right...go and find a bigger sized picture
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Resize the photos and optimize for the web before building the album in Dreamweaver.\nThe page size is going to be fixed at 800 x 600 pixels. If you want it smaller you have to set the album to open in a pop up window.\nYour visitor would click on a thumbnail and the new window with the album will open.\n\nMake an html doc for the new window, add the album.\nMake a thumbnail, put it on the page and select it.\nOpen the Behaviours panel. Click the + button and select Open Browser Window.\nAdd the URL or Browse to the doc.\nSet the width and height and name it.\nClick OK, then test it and check the action is what you want.\nI think the default is OnMouseOver and I prefer OnClick.\n\nHope that works!
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make the picture larger or equal to the res'.
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I forget how to do it, but if you look on an HTML tutorial site under thumbnails, it will show you how to make the thumbnail image on your main page where you are viewing it. You link to the file which is the actual size picture. When you click the thumbnail (the size on that one is specified) it will take you to the larger file where size is original and not specified to be smaller.
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open Irfanview\nyou can either \nclick on - File (top left corner) then click on Open \n- or - the yellow folder (with a bent down arrow on top of the folder) to open the folder which contains your photos you want to resize\n(you can only do one pic at a time)\nonce you see the pic - click on it - this opens the pic in to Irfanview\n- next click on Image (at the top of the window)\n- click Resize/Resample\n- that will pop a small window up (called Resize/Resample image)\n- there are 2 ways you can resize - \n\nto make the pic bigger:\n- click on the circle next to - Set new size - delete the number in the width or height box and type in a larger number\nto make the pic smaller - type in a smaller number\n(when you start typing in either box (example - width) - you will notice the other box (height) automatically gets inserted\n\nor\n\n- click on the circle next to - Set new size as percentage\n\nto make it bigger - delete the number in the width box (example 100 ) - and type in 150 (the number in the height box automatically gets inserted)\n- next click OK\nthe pic should enlarge\n- to make it smaller\ntype in a smaller number in the width box\nclick OK\nonce you get it to the size you want\n- click on File (top left corner)\n- click Save As - this will pop up the Save As window - make sure it saves to the same location - you can also rename the pic (if you want) and also - you can change which format you want to save it as - example if your pic is in .bmp format - you can change the format to .jpg (by clicking on the drop down arrow next to the Save as type: \nonce you have all the info you want it saved as\n\nclick Save