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digphotographer · Feb 8, 2007, 4:28 AM

Can anyone give me details on how to resize a pic for upload to your profile? :?

TCav · Feb 8, 2007, 7:22 AM

Depends on the software you're using.

In Windows Paint (free with Windows), it's "Stretch/Skew..." on the "Image" Menu. (Remember to do a "Save As.." or you'll lose the full-sized original.)

In Microsoft Office Picture Manager (free with Microsoft Office 2003), it's "Export..." on the "File" Menu.

In Microsoft Photo Editor (free with MS Office 2000)(Quite a capable little program. I still use it for some things), it's "Resize..." on the "Image" Menu. (Remember to do a "Save As.." or you'll lose the full-sized original.)

In Photoshop Elememts 5, it's "Save for Web..." on the "File" Menu.

Other programs will refer to the capability of resizing in differnet ways, but it's in most image programs.

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Feb 8, 2007, 4:28 AM	#1
digphotographer Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 7	Can anyone give me details on how to resize a pic for upload to your profile? :?

Feb 8, 2007, 7:22 AM	#2
TCav Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Washington, DC, Metro Area, Maryland Posts: 13,755	Depends on the software you're using. In Windows Paint (free with Windows), it's "Stretch/Skew..." on the "Image" Menu. (Remember to do a "Save As.." or you'll lose the full-sized original.) In Microsoft Office Picture Manager (free with Microsoft Office 2003), it's "Export..." on the "File" Menu. In Microsoft Photo Editor (free with MS Office 2000)(Quite a capable little program. I still use it for some things), it's "Resize..." on the "Image" Menu. (Remember to do a "Save As.." or you'll lose the full-sized original.) In Photoshop Elememts 5, it's "Save for Web..." on the "File" Menu. Other programs will refer to the capability of resizing in differnet ways, but it's in most image programs.