Resizing a JPEG for a Avatar

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Old 03-21-2006, 03:44 PM
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Resizing a JPEG for a Avatar

OK team, I've got a digital camera, and many great photos. All I need now is to be able to resize my pics so they fit the size limits. Any idea how to do that? The avatar I have now is something like 1/100th of the original photo, which wont work well for most of my pics.
 
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Old 03-21-2006, 08:57 PM
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Use the re-sizing tool in the program that shows your image.

If you can't just send it to me via e-mail
 
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Old 03-23-2006, 03:56 PM
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77, I use a viewing/editing program free for download called Irfanview
http://www.irfanview.com/
to resize/resample is a simple edit feature, you type in 60 pixels and "presto"
 
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I used Adobe Photoshop elements 2 to make mine. I just used the option to "save for web". Made it the right size.

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If you have XP go here and scroll down to "Image Resizer"

Works great for me.
 
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Do you have Microsoft Office?
 
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Yep, I've got office.

And kw5413, I don't think there was a link in your post . . .
 
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OK step #1

#1 Right click and select "Open with". Should give you a list of all of your photo editing software. Select "Microsoft Office Picture Manager"
#2 Top menu, 4th over from the left click on the "Picture" menu
#3 Select the "Resize" option. Down towards the bottome of the picture menu
#4 Resize menu is on the right. I usually just shrink it down using the percentage option. I dont remember what FTE limits are but once you get those you can experiment with % or just type in the new "Custom Height" (3rd down) pixel settings.

Looks like we need to place a TOP THREAD with instructions for this procedure for the various Photo Editing software out there. I also use Adobe 2.0, Unlead 4.0, Picture it 7.0, Microsoft paint, Adobe 7.1.01 to name a few.
 
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If people have the program for showing images/picture on their computer the help section section of that program has the instructions for re-sizing images.

I have 5 programs that I can edit pics with.
 
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Sorry Dennis just trying to help. I think some people just dont like using the floating paper clip.
 
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I always turned it into Einstien...
 
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Kinda a creepy looking guy. I like the puppy but I wish I could program it to have a little fun. I share a computer at work and it would be nice to have it, well do its business. Good for a few laughs.
 
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thanks for all the help.

mlb4966 I must have a different version of office, since i don't have that option on mine.

Anyway, as I'm sure you can see, I've got a new avatar. I finally found a program on my home computer that can do this.

Hope y'all like the pic, I took it this summer on vacation in Alaska.
 
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Old 04-10-2006, 05:07 PM
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I need to change mine. Tire of the tanker in the fog photo. Glad to see you located an application that worked. The office version that I have is 2003.
 
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I like the puppy but I wish I could program it to have a little fun
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You mean like this ?

 

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