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John,
In your photo software, you want to resize
your image to make it about 1" X 1" and then
lower the resolution to about 90.
that should do it for you. Save it as a jpeg
d
In your photo software, you want to resize
your image to make it about 1" X 1" and then
lower the resolution to about 90.
that should do it for you. Save it as a jpeg
d
aeronca65t
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...and if you do not have access to photo editing software (such as PhotoShop), you can start an account on Photobucket.
Once you have uploaded a picture to Photobucket, there is an Edit option for each picture that allows you to resize (in fact, there is an automatic, avatar resize option).
https://photobucket.com/
Once you have uploaded a picture to Photobucket, there is an Edit option for each picture that allows you to resize (in fact, there is an automatic, avatar resize option).
https://photobucket.com/
rick_ingram
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Nunyas
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I use G.I.M.P. (GNU Image Manipulation Program: https://www.gimp.org ); free, powerful, and it's the GIMP... what more can I say?
