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, I'm having trouble with my web site on godaddy.com.
I tried to get their human to help me he said I would have to buy
their software in order to re-size my pictures.
Is there another way to re-size pictures? I'm not
into software apps so I just don't know.
Any suggestions?
DR
You can use something as simple as Paint.
Just open the picture and hit CTR-W
When I've needed to re-size images for Splash displays on Kyocera, I have used IRFanview. It will open a wide variety of files, and has a lot of features. Will it work on your webpage? That I don't know. =^..^=
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SwisSev and Blackcat,
Thank you for the prompt reply. I have tried paint but not knowing
the program very well I did not know I could do it with paint.
I have not heard of IRFan, but I don't look for this stuff very often.
Thanks for the tips
DR
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I agree with Blackcat. Irfanview is the program you want. It is free and very simple to use.Originally Posted by Desert Rat
You can resize images within the html code itself,
<img src="images\fsc6025.jpg" width="130";>
You can also have height="xxx" but specifying both is unnecessary unless you want to stretch pictures.
When you think you have made a procedure idiot proof your company employs a better idiot.
Irfanview does all that and more.
That works if you are putting the picture on the web but it does not actually resize the image file to the required size to use as a copier screen display. Again, IrfanView, free. simple and fast.
The moment I saw it like 10 years ago IrfanView is amongst first 5 programs I put on my new Windows install.
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