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How do you resize a photo but leave it large enough for people to see?

Also I have posted a few photos and have used up all my jpg, etc. Can I resize them and repost them?
post #2 of 5
Below is a link to a site that some members use to re-size their photos....
http://studio.webbyland.com/MagickSt...gickStudio.cgi
Just browse your computer for the picture you wish to resize, then click "view". Your picture will appear with a row across the top of options. Click "Resize". Here, you are able to either enter the exact dimensions you'd like or else choose from one of the options provided.
The size limit for photos is usually 400 x600 pixels.

To re-size photos already posted just click the edit button at the bottom of your post and go from there.

I am sure other members will have some additional ideas for you.
post #3 of 5
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thanks so much! When I had a PC I had no problems but this Mac ----!
post #4 of 5
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Originally Posted by xocats View Post
Below is a link to a site that some members use to re-size their photos....
http://studio.webbyland.com/MagickSt...gickStudio.cgi
Just browse your computer for the picture you wish to resize, then click "view". Your picture will appear with a row across the top of options. Click "Resize". Here, you are able to either enter the exact dimensions you'd like or else choose from one of the options provided.
The size limit for photos is usually 400 x600 pixels.

To re-size photos already posted just click the edit button at the bottom of your post and go from there.

I am sure other members will have some additional ideas for you.
Ok I can see how to resize them but there is no edit in my old posts.
post #5 of 5
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Originally Posted by MyBabies View Post
Ok I can see how to resize them but there is no edit in my old posts.
yah, you can only edit your posts for so long after posting them. I don't know how long it is, but not very long.
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