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Richardrichard9
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Resizing for avatars...

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I am trying to upload my avatar. But I don't know how to resize it and make it less that 35KB... HELP!?!?! I tried to do it on google's photo editing softwere, Picasa2 and paint (but paint just cropped it when I tried to resize.
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Post by Rick F »

Hi Richard,

I use, "Easy Thumbnails". It's Freeware and only about 1 meg in size. You can download it from numerous places... here's one:

http://www.download.com/3640-2192_4-10752039.html

You can specify width / height as well as file size.
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Good signature lines: http://tinyurl.com/a47spm
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Post by Casey Tucker »

easythumbnails works great! very easy for a tuba player who is way less than computer savvy (me).
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Post by Richardrichard9 »

Thanks!
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You can do it with MS-Paint. Find out what size the image actually is with the 'attributes' command. Then figure the percentage of reduction and use the 'stretch/skew' command.
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Post by tubiker »

Hi

Or you could also try Foto Resizer 2.4 - go to :-

http://www.faststone.org/

For that and a collection of very useful shareware photo tools

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