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Posted: June 26 2006,6:33 am |
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I'm not a computer whiz so I kinda need your help in finding out what is the easiest programs out there that I can resize photos.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Posted: June 26 2006,6:54 am |
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Use this handy tool for Windows XP...and it's free from Microsoft.
PowerToys - Image Resizer
It will make an automatic smaller version and leave your original image intact. Just a right-mouse click.
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Posted: June 27 2006,4:21 pm |
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Thanks everyone for all your help!
I downloaded the Power Toys Image Resizer on my XP, but when I scan a photo, I can't find the program to resize it. Am I doing something wrong.
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Posted: June 27 2006,6:48 pm |
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The resizer is built into your mouse pointer. Find the image under My Documents or use Windows Explorer. Use the Thumbnail view; makes it easier to find.
Put the cursor/arrow on the image, then "right click" the mouse, and a menu will pop-uo; one of the choices will be RESIZER.
You can do small, medium, etc., and it uses the same name with the size is (xxx) after it.
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