anyone know to resize pictures to fit my desktop?
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Microsoft offers a free program called the power Toy.  Go to Microsoft download Center, look for a program called picture resize power Toy.  Download this program installed on your computer.  Then all you have to do is, right click and you will see resize image click that and you'll be able to choose between three different sizes.  I hope this helps, good luck!
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download a free program from www.IrfanView.com and you canresize and do whatever you want with digital pics. it's 100% free
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this depends on where it loads. if it is for a website you probably want a file less than 100Kb.\nanyway this is the easiest way of doing it using windows software.\nopen the file using paint. \ngo to image>stretch/skew\ntype in 50% in both the horizontal and verticle boxes. \nthis will reduce the size by half.\nbut personally i use a much better program availiable from microsoft for free.\nhttp://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe\nthis can only be used on windows xp.\nonce you have installed it right click the image and go to resize image. there are several options. for your purposes use custom.\nvery easy.
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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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you can use icon maker 32 which will open your other image files and make it suit for icon dimensions and all it will take care.\nIt is available at www.freedownloadscenter.com/Best/icon-maker-32.html
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Use a program like photoshop or possibly even microsoft Word or Paint. Just try to copy and paste the pictures into a blank document.  Even if the Colage ends up having odd dimensions if you select Stretch in the Display>Desktop tab it will automatically resize it for you, it may look a little funny just mess with it a little until you can get it right.
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make the picture larger or equal to the res'.
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There is no need for a web site. Just use the paint program that comes with windows. Open a photo and then go to image stretch/skew and enter the same percentage in both stretch boxes. For example 50% will make it 1/4 the size. Now save it.
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go to  this page :http://imageshack.us/  find the file on your computer  and choose the size you want  then drag the pic. to your desktop\n\n\ni do that when I'm so lazy to open photoshop
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You could do as suggested with Disk Utility as well.  Try making it into a Sparce Image.
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See Microsoft PowerToys, it has a program named Image Resizer that do the job for you\n\nMicrosoft PowerToys here\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx\n\nand Image Resizer here\nhttp://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe\n\nEnjoy\nIn addition, you can Use Action in PhotoShop to do an action (Or series of action) to unlimited number of files stored in single folder\n\nEnjoy my prpfile, I am the VBAXLMan
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go to the properties of the picture box and change the "SizeMode" property to suite ur needs
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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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upload your images here and resize them.\nhttp://www.resize2mail.com/\n\nclick on the various options to get what you want
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"Just press the print screen key and whatever is on your desktop will be copied to your clip board. Then, open any graphics program you have and go to File > Paste or Edit > Paste (depending on the program you have). The image of your desktop will appear in the window of your imaging program. You can then crop and/or change the size according to the rules of your graphics program. Also, go to File > "Save as" and give it a name and an extention (.jpg, .ico, etc)."
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The Microsoft Paint program\n (START / PROGRAMS / ACCESSORIES / PAINT) \nallows you to “Stretch/Skew” a photo by percentage, thus you can downsize to a smaller percentage (say 50%) for both the vertical and horizontal (so you keep the normal ratio of V/H) and the resulting file that you rename and save will be smaller (one fourth the number of bytes for the  example reduction  by 50% in each dimension).
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Either adjust your monitors dimensions using the buttons on the monitor. Or right click the desktop and select properties then go to settings and change your resolution or perhaps you may need to resize the window that the picture is in. \n\nEither of the 3 above could be your problem.