Resizing of the pictures as wallpaper

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• Cropping and resizing occurs - the picture transparency

  Hello!

  PS CS5 12.0.2 64 bit, OSX 10.6

  When I resize a single image down (single photo, without layers) using image - resizing or cropping, I get a semitransparent line of 1px width on each side (up and down, right and left). A sample of Sun is attached, moved the img a few pixels to the left and down to better see it.

  How can this happen and how do I get rid of this problem?

  Thank you

  HA!

  

  How can this happen and how do I get rid of this problem?

  Like many, sometimes depending on the operations that the user makes and what settings/preferences he or she uses.

  To avoid this problem, you could resize a flattened image or value Interpolation of the Image closest neighbor (which would naturally also affect the rest of the pixel content).

  image - resize

  Do you mean Image > Image size?

• OS 9.1 wallpaper resizing descended a picture to fit screen...

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• Rotate or resize plu viewerno picture of the Windows function work

  I can't resize picture or rotate continuously in Windows Photo Viewer.  Even though I have these functions in another program during the recording of My Documents, my pictures, pictures back to the original size and rotation.  How can this be repaired?  I use Office 2003 o, Windows XP on HP DC5750 computer with lots of memory.  Help!

  Maraarto

  I can't resize picture or rotate continuously in Windows Photo Viewer.  Even though I have these functions in another program during the recording of My Documents, my pictures, pictures back to the original size and rotation.  How can this be repaired?  I use Office 2003 o, Windows XP on HP DC5750 computer with lots of memory.  Help!

  Maraarto

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  What is the exact name of the viewer you are using?

  If you are referring to Windows Picture and Fax Viewer... it made
  not a resizing function. You can zoom in to look at one, but that
  cannot be saved. It has a rotate option and that
  must be permanent.

  If you make resize them and rotate in an Image functions
  Editing program... the result should be permanently recorded.
  Try... Save under... and the modified version of the give a new name.

  To resize... the free ImageResizer PowerToy can be very useful:

  Click on the following link and the left click of the
  PowerToys tab...

  Windows XP downloads
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/downloads/Windows-XP

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Download and install: ImageResizer.exe
  (Filename: ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe)
  (does not work on Vista)

  Then, you can open any folder containing
  images and you will have an option to resize.
  Just right click the selected image files and
  Choose resize images in the menu. You
  can select a picture or an entire group.

  The program will place the resized in copies
  the folder with your originals.
  (Tip: * never * overwrite your originals)

  To ensure that images in both portrait and
  landscape orientation are resized to the
  same dimensions... go to... Advanced...
  and enter the largest number in these two areas.
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• I tried to resize a large picture in smaller and all I get is the upper left corner of the photo, but the thumbnail still show the original size

  I tried several major resizing (3 + MB) photo for the smallest of sizes using the MS, attributes function photo editing software. All I'm left with is the upper left corner of the original photo. The tile is always the complete original image. How do I 1). recover all my image and 2) resize it so that I can send by e-mail?

  I tried several major resizing (3 + MB) photo for the smallest of sizes using the MS, attributes function photo editing software. All I'm left with is the upper left corner of the original photo. The tile is always the complete original image. How do I 1). recover all my image and 2) resize it so that I can send by e-mail?

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  The following free PowerToy would be worth a try:

  Go to the following link and download and
  install: ImageResizer.exe
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/PowerToys/xppowertoys.mspx
  (does not work on Vista)

  Then, you can open any folder containing
  images and you will have an option to resize.
  Just right click the selected image files and
  Choose resize images in the menu. You
  can select a picture or an entire group.
  Just open a file and go to... Edition / select all...

  (Tip: even if you resize the Photos to the same)
  ... original size the size of the file will be greatly
  reduced).

  The program will place the resized in copies
  the folder with your originals.
  (Tip: * never * overwrite your originals)

  To ensure that images in both portrait and
  landscape orientation are resized to the
  same dimensions... go to... Advanced...
  and enter the largest number in these two areas.
  IOW... for 600 x 800... Enter 800 in these two areas.

  John Inzer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Under Xp, under the paper painted office, where are the pictures actually stored... I want to add a picture to the file in order to make my wallpaper... It seems that some are stored on the c: Windows and some in C:Window/Web/Wallpaper...which is right

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• Save the picture to the phone in the web

  I found a picture on the internet that I would use as my desktop wallpaper, but I can't understand how to save the picture on my phone...  I desperately want "right click" on it, but, alas, no mouse.  Is it still possible to do?

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  Where Firefox stores the images as wallpaper? I was playing around with windows theme and I can not find the wallpaper that was displayed before.

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• Resize, reposition the photo presentation

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  Thank you.

  Richard,

  Impossible to delete or resize photos in photo boxes. You must choose a theme and a layout were the photo boxes are just right.

  What you can do is shift the picture in the box, enlarge or scale down to fit the box, but the proportions of the area will remain the same. See this help page:

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  • Match entire photo in a frame: control-click on the photo, and then choose Photo to adapt to the framework. (This command is not available for all themes). If you fit a photo in its framework, empty edges can appear along the sides of the photo so that the largest part of the photo can fit into the framework.
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  I have a small image 125 x 124 2.32 KB that I wanted to use as wallpaper, but when I try to define it as such, he becomes huge and distorted on the screen. Should I do to use as wallpaper, or is it because it's such an image tiny to start I'll be unable to use it as wallpaper?

  OK, I see I can upload a picture here, so here is the picture I wanted to use for my wallpaper.

  The problem is that the image for a wallpaper should be 960 X 854. So, if you take a photo that is smaller then the phone will automatically stretch to fit. When this happens, you'll see pixelations and distortions in the image. With the help of small images just does not work well.

  One thing you might try, don't know the kind of results you would get, would be to put the photo on your computer screen and take a picture of him with a camera or phone. That would give you a bigger picuture without losing image details. I have not tried this before, but it can work.

  I tried this and the image was still enormous (you couldn't see the entire image on a home screen), but it has not been distorted and always looked pretty good. Try it and see what kind of results you get. I hope this helps.

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  Hello Ykt28403,

  Thank you for your message.  The answer to your question is Yes, compresses PowerPoint files.  I've included the link to Microsoft Office for your comment, this article explain with the compression and the characteristics of layout of images in a presentation and allow you to make the appropriate changes.
  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/PowerPoint/HA011168821033.aspx
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• How to remove the background of wallpaper or Image?

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  Hello

  If you please check the two registry location and check the location of the paper painted.  Please do not delete anything immediately.  Please report to me informing me of what you have seen.

  The system records the usual background screen background image in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\Wallpaper registry key. If you have enabled Active Desktop and chose a different background image, such as JPEG, the system stores this wallpaper in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER Explorer\Desktop\General\Wallpaper registry key.

  As with a standard wallpaper, with the Active Desktop wallpaper, you can tile the wallpaper using the TileWallpaper 1 value, and you can focus or stretch the wallpaper by setting the WallpaperStyle. A value of 0 centers wallpaper; a value of 2 it extends. In the first connection, the system displays the standard wallpaper until all the boot process and the Active Desktop is enabled.

  I hope that this information is beneficial.

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  2. in the list that appears, navigate to the Windows Live Photo Gallery program.

  3. Locate and click on the photo you want to resize. Click file and select the option to resize.
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  a. open the wallpaper by clicking on the Windows key + X , and then select Control Panel. In the search box, type desktop background, and then click Change desktop background.

  b. If the photos you want to use are not in the list of background images, click on the list of the location of the image to view other categories, or click Browse to search for the folder where the photos your computer.

  c. Select the check box for each picture you want to include in your slide show.

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