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    Show your Towing vehicle(s) or what you might want to tow your boat with.
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    Helmar Joe Johanesen
    1959 Skagit 20ft Offshore, 1959 Skagit 16ft Skimaster,
    1961 17ft Dorsett Catalina.1958 Uniflite 17 ft
    Outboards: 2.5 Bearcats, 3 50hp White shadow Mercs
    2 40hp Johnsons, several smaller Old kickers for a total of 12

    Our Sister club
    http://www.goldenstateglassics.com

    Oh, and Where is Robin Hood when you need him??


  • #2
    How do I resize the pic when it says it's to large ?

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Pat McNally, post: 26564, member: 1968
      How do I resize the pic when it says it's to large ?
      Wow....To re-size a photo its going to take some sort of program.
      I use a older program called Paint Shop Pro and in its menu, it has a resize button.
      It asks what size and I tell it 800 and it will do a automatic 800 x 600.

      Most camera's used to come with its own software for resizing photos down in size to send though the Internet.
      I don't have any idea on how to use other programs..

      I guess the first question would be, what steps do you take to put the photos on your computer ??
      Helmar Joe Johanesen
      1959 Skagit 20ft Offshore, 1959 Skagit 16ft Skimaster,
      1961 17ft Dorsett Catalina.1958 Uniflite 17 ft
      Outboards: 2.5 Bearcats, 3 50hp White shadow Mercs
      2 40hp Johnsons, several smaller Old kickers for a total of 12

      Our Sister club
      http://www.goldenstateglassics.com

      Oh, and Where is Robin Hood when you need him??

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      • #4
        Pat

        you can just use the Paint program on your computer. not much for advanced editing but it works well to resize.
        Create a copy of the photo
        right click on the photo copy- open with - paint
        in the upper tab choose image-Resize/Skew
        adjust size to 50-75% based on how large the file is.
        Save


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        • #5
          I have Windows 7. For me to do the exact same thing is right-click, edit, which puts me in Paint.
          There's a "resize" button in the toolbar, upper left. (You can also do Top-left menu (it's a graphic, not text) and select "Properties".)

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