JPEG too big?
12-02-2007, 01:16 AM
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You can use one of the imaging programs in like Micrsoft Office Picture Manager if you have it installed on your computer and it has a way to Resize the picture in the Editing option.
Or you can open your picture in MS Paint and use the Stretch/Skew option. When you click on Stretch/Skew,,, the Horizontal and Verticle percentages are 100. Select a smaller percentage and then save the photo in its new size. You may have to experiment a little until you get the size you want. If you select Save As,,,,, you can give the new size a different name in order to keep a copy of your original.
I've attached a few screen shots below that might help you out. Click on them to enlarge them. Hope this helps.
Or you can open your picture in MS Paint and use the Stretch/Skew option. When you click on Stretch/Skew,,, the Horizontal and Verticle percentages are 100. Select a smaller percentage and then save the photo in its new size. You may have to experiment a little until you get the size you want. If you select Save As,,,,, you can give the new size a different name in order to keep a copy of your original.
I've attached a few screen shots below that might help you out. Click on them to enlarge them. Hope this helps.
12-10-2007, 12:29 PM
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You can use one of the imaging programs in like Micrsoft Office Picture Manager if you have it installed on your computer and it has a way to Resize the picture in the Editing option.
Or you can open your picture in MS Paint and use the Stretch/Skew option. When you click on Stretch/Skew,,, the Horizontal and Verticle percentages are 100. Select a smaller percentage and then save the photo in its new size. You may have to experiment a little until you get the size you want. If you select Save As,,,,, you can give the new size a different name in order to keep a copy of your original.
I've attached a few screen shots below that might help you out. Click on them to enlarge them. Hope this helps.
Or you can open your picture in MS Paint and use the Stretch/Skew option. When you click on Stretch/Skew,,, the Horizontal and Verticle percentages are 100. Select a smaller percentage and then save the photo in its new size. You may have to experiment a little until you get the size you want. If you select Save As,,,,, you can give the new size a different name in order to keep a copy of your original.
I've attached a few screen shots below that might help you out. Click on them to enlarge them. Hope this helps.
12-11-2007, 08:34 AM
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I scanned some actual film pictures to post and had to downsized them to 320x240 and they took. Now they seem a bit small and I notice some peoples pictures are able to be clicked on and made bigger, but not the ones I posted. Is there a way to do this?
12-11-2007, 10:55 AM
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The only thing about doing it this way is you can't be considered for the TOM if your pics are not in your Gallery and if you post a pic that is hosted from another website and that sucker is 2500x2200 or something giagantic,,,,, it's liable to get deleted because it throws the forum view out of whack. But, yes you can use an outside host.
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