If you use a Mac...I just drag the photo I wanna use to the desktop and click on it. A window will pop up with the photo. Go to the Tools tab and click resize photo and you will be able to adjust it from there.
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Thread: help please!!!!!!
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Yep, lot of shit goin on there.
Originally Posted by tony_toffolo
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Yo Denny http://www.shrinkpictures.com/ will sort you put quick smart enjoyLast edited by Clinton lawrence; 09-04-2010 at 10:37 PM.
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Back in the day when I was using windows (loooooong time ago) I used a small program called "IrfanView". It's a nice little app for image manipulation. Resizing one or a group of pictures is done in seconds.
Mac: Automator, Preview or PhotoShop
Linux/BSD: Gimp (available on the other plattforms as well)
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this shoud be a stickyformerly known as jmw0582
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by the way its Denny not Danny, just sayinformerly known as jmw0582
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thank you very much everyone for your help. I used http://www.shrinkpictures.com/
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good man Originally Posted by DENNY PROKOPOS
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tinypic.com is really easy to resize pictures on.
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Photoshop or any such graphics-oriented app would work. Paint is not as accurate/provides enough pixelation. Photoshop, Power Point, Viso, Microsoft Publisher are all viable and decent and fairly easily available and easy to use. Hope that helps Denny.
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