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 Post subject: Picture Resizing
PostPosted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 10:27 pm 
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Hello again,

Some of my pictures are about 1102 kbs or bigger and I need to reduve them to 1024 kbs so Image Shack will take it.

Any free programs or software out there that will do it?

Thanks fetishbob56


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PostPosted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 11:41 pm 
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You could use Epson to resize them. That might change the file size.


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go to www.download.com and type file resizer. that should give you something.


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The photobucket wesite also resizes, but I've had problems sometimes with the quality. I don't know of any freeware for resizing, but if you want to buy software, my favorite is ACDSee. You have many resizing options, and you can change file types, worth the investment IMO.


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try Irfanview at www.irfanview.com , that's what i use


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Opening a picture in bitmap and select "stretch/skew" is the simplest way. Just reduce the # in both height and width to reduce.


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I just use Microsoft Office picture manager. Works fine. If you have Office 2003 it will be on your computer already.


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