If you are using Windows XP with Service Pack 2, it comes with a built in resizer. Open your Windows Explorer and choose the folder where your photos are. Right click on a photo you want to resize, and one of the options will be "resize". There are a few built-in sizes already shown, click on one that is suitable (say 800 by 600, which a good screen size). It will resize the photo, keeping the same file name and adding "Medium" to it. The original will stay the same, unless you click on the option to change it.
You can resize a whole bunch of photos a the same time, just highlight the ones you want resized and right click on any one of them and follow the above steps.
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spidge wrote: Sorry guys, I guess I should actually state a question. How do I resize my pictures when posted as in some sites they come out very large. They don't fit on the screen. Is there a setting on the camera when I take the photo or is it software driven?
Sorry guys, I guess I should actually state a question.
How do I resize my pictures when posted as in some sites they come out very large. They don't fit on the screen. Is there a setting on the camera when I take the photo or is it software driven?
You need a photo editing program that is capable of resizing. Save and post the rezized picture. I use Paint Shop Pro which is currently a Corel product.
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