Just got my motorcycle back from the insurance company. They spray-painted an inventory number right across my gas tank. I think I'm going to find who did this and shoot them in the head. Can you imagine someone being so ignorant? The pieces that came off during the tow were returned in a box. Twenty years I've had that bike, and it will never be the same.
Just found out that I'm gonna inherit this Vette. (I can't change the size of the picture to get it to post. This computer doesn't have the Photo Tools to make it compress) It's a beautiful candy-apple red 1965 Corvette.
Just found out that I'm gonna inherit this Vette. (I can't change the size of the picture to get it to post. This computer doesn't have the Photo Tools to make it compress) It's a beautiful candy-apple red 1965 Corvette.
I wish the pic was at least big enough to see
65 is a sweet year for a vette. 69 is my fav model but I sure wouldn't complain at gettin that one!
Just found out that I'm gonna inherit this Vette. (I can't change the size of the picture to get it to post. This computer doesn't have the Photo Tools to make it compress) It's a beautiful candy-apple red 1965 Corvette.
All you need is paint to change the size of a photo. But seeing as how it took two months for you to figure out how to enter a username and password, I won't even begin to confuse you with the term double-click and its basic functions.
Sucks that someone had to die, but it is a sweet car, though. Ask closeup69 if he can figure out a way to shrink the pic so we can see it.
All you need is paint to change the size of a photo. But seeing as how it took two months for you to figure out how to enter a username and password, I won't even begin to confuse you with the term double-click and its basic functions.
Sucks that someone had to die, but it is a sweet car, though. Ask closeup69 if he can figure out a way to shrink the pic so we can see it.
My "old" computer was a Hewlett/Packard. It had a feature call HP Image Zone. I barely learned how to use that. This computer was my brothers, a Sony Vaio. It dosn't seem to have any of the Microsoft programs installed on it. I get to the sidebar that says "resize", nothing happens. Same as the one that says, "compress". I'll see if Paint is installed.
My "old" computer was a Hewlett/Packard. It had a feature call HP Image Zone. I barely learned how to use that. This computer was my brothers, a Sony Vaio. It dosn't seem to have any of the Microsoft programs installed on it. I get to the sidebar that says "resize", nothing happens. Same as the one that says, "compress". I'll see if Paint is installed.
strange. If the computer has paint, you should be able to find it under start > programs > Accessories > Paint.
From there you can just open the picture and go to the image pulldown menu. then go to stretch/skew and change your horizontal and veritcal percentages. If you change them the same percentage, you'll keep the same ratio and the image will look fine.
another way to get into paint is to right click on the picture file (not the pic, but the actual file in the folder). after right clicking on the file, one of the options in the menu that pops up will be "open with >" under Open With, you should see the program titled Paint.
hope that works.
I'm hoping that now that I've told you how to reduce the size of a pic that you have some pics of naked women on your computer that you can send our way.
one more thing. after you resize the pic, you'll have to save it. But don't click on save otherwise you'll be messing with the original. Go to save as and add a 1 or an A or something ot the end of the file name.. so if the file was called car.jpg, call it car1.jpg.
