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 Post subject: Re: Photo resizing
PostPosted: Fri 07 Sep 2012 11:35 PM 
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willbo wrote:
I don't really post photos on this board much, but I do compress photos. What I do - - and I think it is real easy - - Is open the photo with Microsoft Office Picture Manager - Select the Edit Pictures Tab - and then select Compress Pictures - and you are given a few options. It should work fine.

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jbyear1 wrote:
I use ACDSee which easily lets you right click the image file then click "resize" by percentage.
A 100k file is plenty enough instead of a 10Mb.

The above posts have some good suggestions too.
Some of them are freeware and others have a trial you can test out.

You probably already have a useable imaging program on your machine.
Just double click the file you want to edit and see what app comes up.
Most any image viewing program will have an option to edit/resize

Also you can change the settings on your camera to make smaller files to begin with.
Who needs 15MB image files of the dog?

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