flip flop
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How do I reduce the memory (gigamegsizethingys) of my pictures so I can upload some cool stuff??
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Flip Flop
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Flip Flop
Help !!! with uploading pictures
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Hi flip flop 
, Irfanview is a good free editor, I use it a lot for resizing, it's so easy 
, and free , I think I already said that, just in case dano picks up on my spelling mistakes/grammer/repetition again 
, Irfanview is a good free editor, I use it a lot for resizing, it's so easy , and free , I think I already said that, just in case dano picks up on my spelling mistakes/grammer/repetition again 
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For re-sizing photos I find the program "Paint" easy to use. Follow these steps, there are several other ways to go also but you should have this program on your computer. After doing a few photos you will be able to re-size and save in about ten seconds. icon_thumright
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-Open the program "Paint".
-Then click "File" and then "Open". This will bring up the folders/files on your computer.
-Select the file you wish to work with.
-With the file/image open click on "Image". This will open a drop down menu.
-From the drop down menu, click "Stretch/Skew". This will open another box.
-In this box you will see "Stretch" with options for "Horizontal" and "Vertical". The %'s for these will be at 100.
-Change the value from 100 to your new percentage (either shrinking or enlarging) and click OK.
-Save the newly sized photo as a new file so as to retain your original.
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-Open the program "Paint".
-Then click "File" and then "Open". This will bring up the folders/files on your computer.
-Select the file you wish to work with.
-With the file/image open click on "Image". This will open a drop down menu.
-From the drop down menu, click "Stretch/Skew". This will open another box.
-In this box you will see "Stretch" with options for "Horizontal" and "Vertical". The %'s for these will be at 100.
-Change the value from 100 to your new percentage (either shrinking or enlarging) and click OK.
-Save the newly sized photo as a new file so as to retain your original.
