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 How
to resize a digital photo in Windows XP
By Mitz
Digital Camera Tips
Even though Windows
XP seems to have everything included in its package, it has overlooked the
need for an image resizing program. You could probably use the ms paint,
however I have found an easier way. To resize a digital photo in Windows XP
you simply have to pretend to send the picture through your email.
Here's how to resize a digital photo in Windows XP
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If your digital
photos are stored in the My Pictures Folder, go to the start menu and choose
My pictures
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Double click on the folder containing
your digital photos that you want to resize. Select one or more
photos by making
them blue.
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Right click on the selection and choose to
send to
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Then choose mail recipient.
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The Send Pictures
Via Email dialog box will appear. If you choose to show more options, you
can even pick the size of your photo.
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Press OK and a new
message window will appear.
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Go to the file menu
at the top and choose Save Attachments, and then choose where to save your
photos.
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Close the new email dialog box
because your photos have been resized and saved.
Notes:
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Press The Windows
key + E to launch Windows Explorer. An easy way to browse for your digital
photos in Windows xp.
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If my pictures
folder is not on the start menu, it will be located in the My documents
folder.
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In Windows Vista it
is not necessary to use this tip as the mspaint program has been upgraded to
resize photos.
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