How do you reduce the size(kb's) of a photo for e-mailing?
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Right click on the photo, click on properties then reduce the size of it that way, just make the numbers smaller
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The Microsoft image resizer is a good way to accomplish this task.  The amount of disk consumed by a JPG file is controlled by two factors.  (image resolution and JPEG quality).    The most common way to change the file size of a JPG image is to adjust the image resolution.    There are many programs that allow you to change this resolution, but the attached link is a very easy and free.\n\nhttp://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe
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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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Neither Photoshop nor orel will help with this. You can try opening the file and Save As bitmpap or ping. But if the image was compressed when it was saved as a jaypeg, then it is already damaged. Sizing up will just make the damage more noticeable.\nThere is no freeware that can do this, the photo companies use software but it is commercial, licensed and expensive.\nTry sizing up by a scale of 4x, as I think that mathematically that gives the program the best chance of putting the pixels in the right place. \n\nYou can do this in Paint or use Paint dot Net which is better.\nIn paint, click Image - Skew and type '400' in both the boxes to scale up by 4, 200 to scale up by 2.\nhttp://www.eecs.wsu.edu/paint.net/  -Paint.net Paint with layers.
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send them to my pictures in windows, you can them resize them.
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You should consider reducing the files size by either reducing the picture size, or the picture quality. This is pretty easy to do with Photoshop. If you will only use the pix online and don't plan to print them then you should reduce the quality.
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You wont be able to mail it to your friend directly.\nIt isn't possible to reduce a 32 MB file into 10 MB as someone suggested using winzip.\nYou can do two things-\n1. Split the file into parts using some software like filesplitter.\n2. Use filesharing websites like http://www.rapidshare.de or http://www.megaupload.com where you can upload files of 250 MB size and the download link is emailed to your friend. The download link remains valid for a limited period mind you.
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open picture in photoshop\nREduce size also reduce resolution\n\nThen Press Alt+shift+ctrl+S\n\nhere u save the picture.\n\nI think it work.\n\nGod bless U !!!!!!!!
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Someone has the wrong format or the pictures are too large.\nMost pictures need to be .jepg and around .5 in size
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Open it in Windows Photo Editor.  Use IMAGE / RESIZE.\n\nYou could also do this in a myriad of programs such as Powerpoint, etc.
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You can crop and reduce the size of the avatar with MS Paint. In this way you can use almost any picture, clip art ortwxt you wish.\n\nhttp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic42698.html
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Scale copies of your photos down to a reasonable size that will fit on most screens so that it take less time to download. Then send the picture as an attachement to your email.\n\nCc is shorthand for Carbon copy. If you add a recipient's name to this box in an Outlook e-mail message, a copy of the message is sent to that recipient, and the recipient's name is visible to other recipients of the message.\n\nBcc is shorthand for Blind carbon copy. If you add a recipient's name to this box in a mail message, a copy of the message is sent to that recipient, and the recipient's name is not visible to other recipients of the message. If the Bcc box isn't visible when you create a new message, you can add it.
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copy and paste them to a word processor file, save each file.  i see no reason to save all that much mail.
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Reduce the image to either 300 or 240.... then use the Canvas tool to reduce the image to your specification.... you need a good graphics application to do this.... such as Photoshop or The Gimp.
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Use this code:\n\n<a href="largeImage.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="smallImage.jpg" width="320" height="240" alt=" " /></a>\n\nLet us know if you still need help. Here's two handy links though.
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There is a limit to the amount you can compress. I've heard good things about using http://www.yousendit.com/ to send large file sizes, though.
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Use a program such as paint shop pro, or other image editing software to open the picture file, and compress it to the point that it still looks good to you, but is a more manageable size.  Each program does this a little differently, but the option is usually easy to find and does not take a great deal of time.\n\nHope that helps!