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  Old&slow said:
Picture sizes are so limited in size it hardly makes it worth it!

 

 

I use Photo bucket and just post the link, gives you full size pics plus they are down-loadable.

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Resizing is easy, and using IMG code or direct link is easy (if you have a place to put the photos Photobucket etc: ) but I haven't figured out yet how to do the Thumbnails and the mini slide show ,,:confused24: Can that be done from a direct link, or do you have to upload them to this site...

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one of the easy ways I have found to resize pictures for the web is to use a power toy for xp. Called Image Resizer. You just go to a photo and right click and it will be a option in the menu. But look at the advance options of it. I make a new folder inside the one where the pictures are and call it for the web. That way I make sure I down screw up the originals.

 

Here is a link for xp. Just scroll down to the right side of the page till you see Image Resizer.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx

 

For Windows Vista or Windows 7 here is a link for a program that does the same thing. Microsoft quite doing power toys for Vista and 7.

http://avs4you.com/AVS-Image-Converter.aspx??type=GoogleAdWordsContent&gclid=CKWqlr-cgqQCFdj75wodXzBNJA

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Posted
  Wizard765 said:
Here is a link to a small utility that works exactly the same as the image resize powertoy for XP but is for Windows 7 and Vista (32bit or 64 bit).

 

http://imageresizer.codeplex.com/

 

I use this all the time.

 

Wayne

If you are using windows XP,Vista,7...., Just right click on the thumbnail,choose open with,choose "Paint" and there is a tab on the upper left where you can resize your picture.

nothing to download needed to resize your pic.s

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  warrior/honeybee said:
thnaks,will try this. i've done it before but some how screwed the origanal and lost the the pic total. i'll work on it.

Been there,done that. I now COPY each pic I want to change up and CHANGE THE COPY. That way when I goof up I don't really loose anything.

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