I downloaded IMAGE RESIZER from microsoft web site but pic stays same size, can you help? tips please.?
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Try xnview 1.803, all your photo resizing problem will be gone \nhttp://www.xnview.com\nthis software is free too.
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REDUCING SIZE:\nOpen the image in paint then go to EDIT > SELECT ALL or press CTRL+A to select all. A dotted line will appear around the image, then just drag it to a smaller size.\n\nNow u might see a lot of empty white space behind the image to remove that:\nClick on the empty space to un-select the image, i.e. the dotted line disappears and then drag the small blue boxes around the image to crop the White space.\n\nHope these steps helps or u can always send me the image ill dot it for u.\n\nREDUCING SIZE (as in kb's)\n\ngo to http://www.chami.com/jc/\nand get the image compressed.
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The picture on your actual page is resized to fit the specific measurements and that cannot be changed, it will appear the same size as everyone else's.\n\nIf you want to resize a picture anyways, you can use the microsoft paint on your computer, you don't need anything fancy such as photoshop.  \n\nMind you that when you resize and post it again, it will be the standard size as myspace specified.  They own your space, so they have all discrepancy.
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If you have Microsof Office 2003 Edition, it comes with Microsoft Office Picture Manager. Use it to resize your picture to a bigger one. Be careful not to enlarge the picture too much. It may become fuzzy or blurred. For all practical purposes, save the new image as another file.
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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
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Well if you are simply looking to make the image smaller without having to install additional software you can open the image with Microsoft Photo Editor, then click on Image in the toolbar, then select Resize. Enter your new dimensions and hit OK. Hope this helps.
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The file size of the images depends ot the format. For example a bitmap mage (.bmp) is a very large file, but the same image converted into a .jpf format is much smaller (of course the quality is slightly lower). You can also use .gif which is the best for web sites. Simply load the image in MS Paint, select File-> Save As an from the drop-down menu choose the format you want and the press OK.
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HI.\n\nOnce you've inserted the picture into the slide, you want to right-click on that image.  When the menu appears, select FORMAT PICTURE.  In the middle of the window prompt, you will see a section entitled, IMAGE CONTROL.  The drop down menu will have AUTOMATIC, as the default.  Click the drop down arrow and change it to WASHOUT.  Click OK.  You then want to take the size handles and expand the image to your desired width/length.\n\nGood luck.
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make a duplicate of the pictures and then on one crop it...which is like resizing but a little different, then try it on msn again,\nif its still to big or too small, play with the sizing and keep doing that till it fits...\nI've had to do this before... and eventually you'll get the right size.
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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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Because the picture could be a virus and if it is renamed\n(for example: goosepic.jpg rename to goosepic.exe. The goosepic.exe, when run could be a virus.) it could be a virus!\n\nSorry! The only way to overcome this problem is if you make your pictures smaller. \nOpen Paint by click on Start > Programs > Accessories > Paint and then open your image.\nThen at the top of the window, click on Image and a menu will drop down, click on Stretch/Skew. In the stretch section make the numbers which are now 100 for both of them change it to any number below 100. Once a reasonable size save it as JPEG file format and if it says it will lose colour save it as BMP and if you have got Microsoft Photo Editor change it to JPEG.\nJPEG means the file is smaller.\n\nGood Luck!
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I don't know what sort of programs you have on your computer, but if you have Microsoft Office Picture Manager, you can resize the photos very easily. Just go to the Picture menu at the top and go down to "Resize..." or "Compress Pictures..." If you select Resize, you can choose how large you want the picture to be. If you choose Compress Pictures, you can choose to compress the pictures for certain uses like e-mail or web pages.\n\nIf you don't have a photo editor on your computer, you might try the suggestion from the other guy!
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I'm assuming you right-clicked on your desktop and did Properties, then went to the Settings tab and tried to change the slider for the resolution?  If you do know how to change the resolution which I think you do, then have you installed the proper drivers for your graphics card?  You should be able to grab them from the manufactures website.  How long as your resolution been stuck at 640x480?  Just curious if you recently reinstalled Windows, or what might have caused it.
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You could download a free trial version of PaintShopPro by Corel.\n\nIt does the best job of resizing images that I have seen. However, when trying to make pictures bigger, you generally get disappointing results because they are generally very low resolution. When you make them bigger, they look grainy and pixelated.
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file might be to big... try to resize it in paint... stretch and skew to 75 by 75 or smaller.. \n\nor it could be the way the picture was saved as...i .e.. jpeg , img.... so forth.. try to save picture again under differ saving.
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Hi, Robin:\nif you are using Photoshop CS, open the original image(jpeg) file in Photoshop, and go to 'File' from drop-down menu, and select 'New' (or press Ctrl + N on Windows). You will see a pop-up window that asks you to enter size and background of your new image, then you enter the size you want and click 'OK'. Now, in Photoshop, you have 2 panels: one is the original image and the other is a new image panel you just created. At the tools panel, you will see stamp icon: When you right click on the icon, you will have drop-down menu; select 'Clone Stamp Tool'. Now, you go back to the original image, and click on the image of the person you want by pressing 'Alt' key down (note that if you don't press 'Alt' key down, your mouse cursor will not change to target sign). In operating systems other than Windows, you need to press down 'Option' key instead of 'Alt' key. Now, go to new image panel you have created earlier, and just paint by pressing right click on your mouse. \n\nI hope it will help. . .
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PIXresizer:\n\nhttp://bluefive.pair.com/pixresizer.htm