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If you want a tool that will be used simply to resize your existing images, then take a look at this outstanding free one: PixResizer (for Windows only) This program is extremely easy to use... Step 1 -- First be sure to make copies of any pictures you want to resize, so you will have your original masters as a backup; Step 2 -- Download "PixResizer" from the link above; Step 3 -- Setup / launch the program. Instructions: · Load the picture you want to resize; · Click the "Custom Size" -- make sure that "Maintain Aspect Ratio" IS checked; · If your picture is wider than it is high (landscape view), then set the first field to 410; however if it is higher than it is wide (portrait view), then set the second field to 410; · Select JPEG; · Do NOT check "Output Gray Scale"; · Click "Save Picture" button; · You will need to give the image a new name, also, select the folder for saving. · That's it! |