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I am trying to post some pics of the beautiful fall colors! But when I scan them and then save them to my computer, the file size is huge so I have to crop it completely in order to upload it to the gallery... Would someone who is more knowledgeable with computers please explain to me how to make them a smaller file size and thus circumvent this problem??!! confused.gifwave.gif

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Yeah, Right click on the photo and then click "properties' and see if you can down size them to something like 640x480 instaed of something like 2300x 1560 or such. or just scan them at a lower resolution.

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When using microshaft os

 

go to start run

 

Type in mspaint then select enter

 

Then file open - open your file

 

then to the image and sketch/skew

 

Specify size in percentage until it is smaller than or = to the necessary size.

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Try Irfanview , it's a great image utility that lets you resize and resample pics among other things. You can do batch jobs too, so if you want to convert 30 .bmp files to .jpg, then it is handy for stuff like that.

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well that's a shame. I'm still on Photoshop 6...which I had 7. The pics I uploaded to the gallery came straight off my digital camera...no conversion necessary. Nothing could be easier!

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that irfanview program is exactly what I was looking for to do batch resizing, thanx! (batch resizing is hidden in "advanced options" for those who can't find it, it took me a minute or two to find it)

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