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• Resize photos for online use

  I have tried all afternoon resize photos for use online and can not follow the instructions.  I know it must be simple, but I am confused.  I would like to talk to a real person, and I'm sure that my problem will be solved in less than five minutes.  Please don't tell me to follow guidelines. I tried.

  Kay Wilhelm

  Hi Kay,

  For example, let's say we try to prepare this 1000 x 664 pixels, image 1 MB for display online.

  

  If the site that you post gives you a larger, for example the image must be 600 pixels across, or less, then follow these 4 steps:

  1. go in file-> save for Web

  

  2. in the file for Web Panel, look for the boxes of the size of the Image.

  

  3. Enter the desired dimension.  For example, if the Web site that you try to download on requires that the images be 600 pixels across, type 600 in the width box.  The height must recalculate automatically.

  

  4. press the button "Save".  You now have an image stored in the pixel dimensions required!

  If the need is for a maximum file size, rather than the size of a specific file, you would follow a different procedure.  If we tried to resize the same 1000 x 664 pixels, 1 MB image to a size of 100KB or less, we would do the following:

  1. go in file-> save for Web

  

  2. in the upper right corner of the Save for Web Panel, make sure that the format is set to JPEG.  Our original image was a PNG, which tends to have a larger file.  JPEG images tend to have a reduced file size.

  

  3. in the file for Web Panel, locate the planned size of the file as it is saved with the current settings.  It is in the lower left corner of the image.  In this case, it is 170KB, which is higher than our maximum size of 100 KB.

  

  3. the best way to control the size of file to a given pixel size is reducing the quality of the image.  Image quality controls are in the upper right of the Save for Web Panel.  Export JPEG default setting is 60%.

  

  4. you will need to determine how you want to reduce the image quality in your particular case.  In this example, we can reduce the quality of 60% to 40% without affecting the quality of the image too.  Setting the quality to 40% reduced the size of the image to 99 k, which is below our maximum of 100 KB.

  

  5. When you are satisfied with the quality settings, press Save to save your image.

  I hope this helps!

• How to resize photos for export in the new photo software?

  When exporting photos to use for electronic mail, in iphotos, it was very simple resize (reduce quality or size). How I do in the new photo software?

  You should be able to use the Help Viewer in the Photos app for information

  How to resize or rotate an image. I haven't used an Apple photo app that much

  but know the preview application can resize or rotate an image, change the dimensions,

  do rotate/return the images, rotate/return several images, reduce the size of image file + change file type.

  • Preview (Yosemite): resize or rotate an image

  If Apple's Photo application should be these kinds of tools and the Help Viewer

  in the menu bar in the Photos is a place to enter 'resize or rotate an image' or research.

  Good luck & happy computing!

• Windows "resize image" option box disappeared when we want to resize photos for email

  Hi I hope someone can help.  When I click on a photo in "my pictures" on my computer XP the option button 'windows can resize your image' is no longer hits the screen.  I have always had it and use all the time as I am a photographer.  I'm really, really bored, so if anyone can help me to get it back or turn on again, I would really appreciate...

  Thus, it is the usual method that I have to send him a smaller photo in an email - click the photo or photos I want to send - right click - to - mail recipient - then the box pop up asking if I want to resize the pictures (I have a choice of small, medium or full size) - after this, a blank e-mail opens with the pictures already in the section attachments - then I just move on as usual to send.

  If no box will now appear.  Any help is very appreciated with this.  I feel that my arm was cut as my photo files are much too large to email that they are...

  Thanx, Suz PS. As you can tell I'm not really good at the art of things so if you can word answers to "baby talk" that would be great, IE click on this, select that, press OK etc etc.  :)))

  Windows XP...

  Go to start / run... and type or copy / paste the following command:

  regsvr32 /i shimgvw.dll

  (Yes, the space after the 2 and space after that the i is necessary)

  Press on... Come in...

  You should see a dialog box stating:
  DllRegisterServer and DllInstall in successful shimgvw.dll

  Now try to send a picture via... Right-click / send to / mail recipient...

• Help to resize photos for TV

  I have

  scanned thousands of photos that have an image size 1800 x 1221 and resolution 72. I will aqppreciate help determine the optimum size for the best television film. My tv is sony bravia. I'd appreciate your help.

  As we mentioned in your other post, g, your photos should be no larger than 1000 x 750 pixels in size (at 72 dpi) to get the best results and performance more effective use of the program.

  My books and FAQS on the right of this forum offer more information.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/431851?TSTART=0

• Resizing photos for emailing

  When I have pictures I like to reduce the files to make it easier to send an email (I have satellite internet).  With 'My pictures' open, under "File and folder tasks" I select "send this file".  Allows to get a popup option to reduce the size of files for emailing, now I don't have.  How can I return this option?  Thank you!

  When I have pictures I like to reduce the files to make it easier to send an email (I have satellite internet).  With 'My pictures' open, under "File and folder tasks" I select "send this file".  Allows to get a popup option to reduce the size of files for emailing, now I don't have.  How can I return this option?  Thank you!

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  If you are running Windows XP, try the following steps...

  Reach... Start / run and type
  (or copy and paste):

  regsvr32 /i shimgvw.dll
  (Yes, the space after the 2 and the)
  After the i is necessary)

  Press on... Come in...

  You should see a dialog box stating:
  DllRegisterServer and DllInstall in successful shimgvw.dll

• I can't send emails or Photos. I'm getting error 4202 for Hotmail and error OX800CCCOE for Live Mail and photo gallery

  I can't send emails or Photos.  I'm getting error 4202 for Hotmail and error OX800CCCOE for Live Mail and photo gallery

  Hello Natou41,

  The best place to ask your question of Windows Live is inside Windows Live help forums. Experts specialize in all things, Windows Live, and would be delighted to help you with your questions. Please choose a product below to be redirected to the appropriate community:

   

  Windows Live Mail

  Windows Live Hotmail

  Windows Live Messenger

  Looking for a different product to Windows Live? Visit the home page Windows Live Help for the complete list of Windows Live forums to www.windowslivehelp.com.

• I compressed my photos for e-mail. Then when I resized them they were blurred. How can I delete them again?

  I compressed my photos to download to send to someone. I have compresses them for email (which is the smallest of the compression.

  They said that the pictures were small.  I tried to unzip it but could not.  Then I tried to resize and send to them.

  They said the size was ok, but now the pictures were too blurry.  How can I get them back to clear?

  I compressed my photos to download to send to someone. I have compresses them for email (which is the smallest of the compression.

  They said that the pictures were small.  I tried to unzip it but could not.  Then I tried to resize and send to them.

  They said the size was ok, but now the pictures were too blurry.  How can I get them back to clear?

  ===========================================
  DavidMCandy is correct... the data is missing.

  Looks like you were using Microsoft Office Picture Manager...

  When you go to edit pictures and choose to compress the images.
  E-mail messages... it reduces the dimensions of the picture in pixels
  to fit in a window of 160 x 160 (it's barely a size of thumbnails)

  Then, when you close the Manager of photo... it displays a dialog box
  who says:

  There are changes that have not been registered
  Save not save cancel

  If you choose... Save... pictures will be compressed and photo
  Farm Manager.  This action overrides (replaces) the original
  (uncompressed) versions of the photos and the recovery is not a
  option.

  To prevent this from happening in the future... create renamed
  copies of the photos 'before' compression and only compresses
  copies of famous.

  ===

  As an alternative, you may like the following free resizer:

  Prish Image Resizer - PowerToy for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8
  http://www.photo-freeware.NET/Prish-image-resizer.php

  Prish Image Resizer tutorial)
  http://www.Winhelponline.com/blog/Prish-image-resizer-PowerToy-Windows-XP-Vista/

• How to resize a photo for which fills right up to the whole composition window?

  How to resize a photo for which fills right up to the whole composition window?

  Twirl in the transformation of the layer properties and resize it to the top. You can consider using the scale detail Preserving effect if the difference in size is important. Otherwise, its largest size in Photoshop.

  If you don't know how to scale a layer, you should really start here: starting After Effects

• Unable to access the attachment, installation photos in hotmail.

  When I click on attachments, photos, etc. in hotmail nothing happens, almost like the entire facility for sending attachments has been disabled. I recently had a virus deleted. Everything else works fine, I just got a new Norton antivirus installed and my computer everything had been cleaned by a computer expert.

  Hello tmb09,

  There is a separate instance specifically for Hotmail, MSN and Windows Live products.
  Click on the link below to ask your question in the appropriate forum.
  http://windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=1

  They will have the best experts able to solve your problem.

  Sincerely,

• I've lost the ability to resize photos

  Recently, I had to reinstall my Windows XP operating system due to infection by the virus.

  Since then, I've lost the ability to resize photos.

  In the past, I could right-click on an image or group of images in a folder and choose resize from the list.

  I used this feature to reduce the size of the photo for display on Web sites.

  Thank you in advance for any help you can give me.

  Make sure that no programs are running. (IE, OE, etc.).

  Copy and paste the command into the start menu | Run:

  REGSVR32 SHIMGVW. DLL

  Click OK and restart. Power off and power back up. Do not turn off. Turn it back on.

  Or:

  [Toggle] resize image - send to (line 269, on the left side)
  http://www.kellys-Korner-XP.com/xp_tweaks.htm

• Why my windows freeze and go does not respond when I try to install the msn photo on hotmail download tool?

  Why my windows freeze and go does not respond when I try to install the msn photo on hotmail download tool?

  The active x bar descends into the small window and freezes all windows open right there and will not respond. This happens when I open a new message and try to attach photos.

  Things I tried but has not made a difference:

  reinstalled IE 8, deleted the history of the browser, disk Cleanup, removed msn photo upload control, optimized IE8

  With xp media center

  PS. This occurs also at any time the information down to install an active x on any site control

  The only way to surf now with frustration is to use IE 8 NOT add optional

  So I fixed that on my own and that's how I did it.

  You must uninstall IE 8 completely which will bring you to IE 7 (in my case) and then install IE 8 via the site updates or microsoft.

  Uninstallin IE 8 by going to:

  Start--->

  Control Panel--->

  Add Remove programs--->

  Scroll down to IE 8--->

  Click on delete.

  IE8 updates must be removed also, if not then click the box 'To see the updates' on the top of the window to scroll down, look for the IE 8 security updates and delete.

  Resart your computer and install IE 8.

  This worked for me and may or may not work for you.

• Manager of photos for the Office Windows has disappeared

  Photos for the Office Manager Windows disappeared, since I signed up for a free trial of microsoft publisher 2010.  My free trial is over and now my picture Manager is missing.  Where it's going and how do I get it back?

  Well, this is what I'm talking about!  I guess I can do it this way, but it ticks me off that I can't get it back as it was...  I like to use this program to resize my photos for use on fb profiles and other.

  Thanks for your help.  not sure how I can get the viewer publisher on there that is?  What can I system restore to yesterday?

• How? Resize photos in the Gallery Windows without email?

  Hi all
  I need to know how to resize a photo in the Gallery Windows 1-4 (2). I want to keep this version of Windows. I don't want to send this picture. Rather, I need to resize the photo, save to my computer for later posting in a forum, I belong.
  The only option I see for resizing is in email. Ideas?
  Tina

  Hi all
  I need to know how to resize a photo in the Gallery Windows 1-4 (2). I want to keep this version of Windows. I don't want to send this picture. Rather, I need to resize the photo, save to my computer for later posting in a forum, I belong.
  The only option I see for resizing is in email. Ideas?
  Tina

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  Maybe this article will be useful:

  Resizing Photos in Windows Live Photo Gallery
  http://blogs.msdn.com/PIX/archive/2007/11/30/resizing-photos-in-Windows-Live-Photo-Gallery.aspx

  If this is not the solution you ae looking for...
  the following free resizer might be worth a try:

  VSO Image Resizer
  http://www.VSO-Software.fr/products/image_resizer/

  VSO Image Resizer: tutorial
  How to resize my images and photos?
  http://www.VSO-Software.fr/products/image_resizer/how-to-compress-photos/how-to-resize-images-Guide.php

  John Inzer - MS - MVP - digital media experience

• Resize photos to send to the web page.

  I need to reduce the size of my photo to send to web pages such as Facebook and Craigslist. I'm not send photos by email. How can I do this? I have Vista Home Premium. Thanks for any help you can give me.

  I need to reduce the size of my photo to send to web pages such as Facebook and Craigslist. I'm not send photos by email. How can I do this? I have Vista Home Premium. Thanks for any help you can give me.

  =======================================
  In Windows Live Photo Gallery... Right click on one or more
  selected inches... Choose... "Resize" in the menu. Choose
  one size, navigate to a folder to save in left click the ' resize
  Save "button. (I suggest that you save the resized pictures
  in a new folder to prevent the replacement (replacement) the originals)

  Take a look at the following link:

  Resizing Photos in Windows Live Photo Gallery
  http://blogs.msdn.com/PIX/archive/2007/11/30/resizing-photos-in-Windows-Live-Photo-Gallery.aspx

  And... you'll love the next free loop:

  VSO Image Resizer - (Windows XP/Vista/7)
  http://www.VSO-Software.fr/products/image_resizer/

  VSO Image Resizer (tutorial)
  How to resize my images and photos?
  http://www.VSO-Software.fr/products/image_resizer/how-to-compress-photos/how-to-resize-images-Guide.php

  Prish Image Resizer - PowerToy for Windows XP/Vista/7
  http://prishcom.spaces.live.com/blog/CNS! 6A6A204ABDF15411! 128.entry

  Prish Image Resizer tutorial)
  http://www.Winhelponline.com/blog/Prish-image-resizer-PowerToy-Windows-XP-Vista/

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