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These are simple, quick
instructions for changing the size of your picture to 68X70 pixels in a
few of the popular graphics programs.
Click on the program you wish to
use:
Microsoft
Paint
(part of Windows Accessories)
If Paint is the only graphic editing
program you have, this won't be easy. This is not something Paint
does real well, so if you have any of the other programs listed above,
you are better off using one of them. But if you HAVE to use
Paint, here's what you have to do.
- Select the part of the picture
you want to use, by dragging the rectangular selection tool across
it.
- Copy it and open a new blank file
and paste it in there.
- Say "Yes" if Paint asks
you if you want the new bitmap enlarged.
- Go to the Image menu and choose
Attributes.
- Note the width and height of your
picture.
- Cancel this box and go back to
the Image menu, but this time choose Stretch/Skew.
- In this box you will have to play
around with the Stretch percentages until you get the picture
enlarged or reduced to exactly 68X70px. You will have to try a
setting, then check the attributes again, then adjust the Stretch
setting and check the attributes until you get it just the size you
want.
- When it is the size you want, go
to the File menu and choose Save As and save it as a .gif.
Microsoft
Photo Editor
(part of the Microsoft Office Tools)
- Drag the Rectangular Select Tool
across your picture to select the part you want to use. See
the dimensions of your selection on the Status Bar at the bottom of
the window.
- Drag the little boxes around your
selection until these
dimensions are 68X70px (you may have to go to the View menu and
select Measurement Units, then Pixels).
- Go to the Image menu and choose
Crop.
- Accept the settings as they are
and click OK.
- Go to the File menu and choose
Save As and save it as a .gif or .jpg
Adobe
PhotoShop 7.0
- Use the Cropping Tool to select
the part of the image you want to use and hit Enter.
- Go to the Image menu and select
Image Size.
- Remove the check from the box
that says "Constrain Proportions" and type in 68X70 px.
- Go to the File menu and choose
Save for Web.
- Accept the settings in this box
and click OK.
Jasc
Paint Shop Pro 7.0
- Use the Cropping Tool to select
the part of the image you want to use.
- Hit the "Crop Image"
button on the Tools-Options palette.
- Go to the Image menu and choose
Resize.
- Remove the check from the box
that says "Maintain Aspect Ratio" and put your pixel
dimensions of 68X70 in the boxes above.
- Go to the File menu and choose
Save As and save it as a .jpg or .gif
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