Resizing Pictures

How To Resize Microsoft Paint Pictures

Step 1
Point your cursor to start, press run and type "mspaint" into the dialogue box.

Step 2
On the program hit the file button, go to open, and select the Microsoft paint pictures that you would like to edit.

Step 3
On top press image and select stretch/skew. Alternatively you can hit ctrl + w.

Step 4
To adjust the width of Microsoft paint pictures, enter a higher or lower number in the horizontal box and press OK.

Step 5
To adjust the height of Microsoft paint pictures, enter a higher or lower number in the vertical section and click OK.

• Resize Digital Pictures Quickly

Using the Image Resizer

1. Open the folder that contains the pictures you want to resize. In Thumbnail view, right-click any picture you want to resize, and click Resize Pictures.




2. In the Resize Pictures dialog box, click the size you want your photo to be, and click OK. In general, Small is a good selection for most of your needs, such as e-mailing pictures or posting them to a Web site.




3. The original file is still intact and a new, resized file has been added to the same folder.

• Resize multiple photos at once

To resize a sequence of photos at once, click the first photo in the sequence, hold down the SHIFT key, and click the last photo in the sequence. All the photos in between those that you clicked will be selected. Follow the steps outlined previously to resize the sequence of selected photos.

Advanced features
Image Resizer includes some additional advanced features. Click the Advanced tab to show the following options:

1. Custom lets you manually set the size you want for your photos.\
2. Make pictures smaller but not larger constrains resizing to only sizes smaller than the original photo.
3. Resize the original pictures (don't create copies) permanently applies resizing to your original photo.
   

You can resize your photos by exporting, emailing, or uploading your photos

• Resize by exporting

The result is newly resized copies of your photos, saved to your hard drive. During the export process, you can adjust both the "Image Size Options" and the "Image Quality" settings in the "Export to Folder" screen.

• Resize by emailing

If you're sending photos by email, you may want to resize them in order to get under the attachment size limitation.

• Resize by uploading to Web Albums

If you're sharing a large number of photos, you may not want to upload all of the photos at their original size.