What's with the 600 x 600 questions today?
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steveHow can I change my picture to 600 X 600 pixels picture ?
You could ask someone on this YA site to assist you with that task (not me, sorry), if you don't mind everyone in the world having access to it OR you could find a photo editing program.
It's extremely easy to do in PhotoShop.
Do you have PhotoShop?
Sunday, November 21, 2010
How do I change a digital picture from 778kb (1224 x 1632) pixels to 150kb (640x840) pixels?
There are several options. If you have Photoshop or any photo editing software (usually included with your camera), you can choose the 'resize' option.
Another basic option would be to use Paint (it's in your computer under accessories) and use the Image menu choice. From there, choose Stretch/Skew and enter 20%. It will reduce your image to the approximate size you need. You may have to tweek the % to find the exact kb size you need. While there, you can also crop the image, if needed.
Here's a link to several free resizing programs, if you need one.
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0-1-0.
In any case, do a SAVE AS for your converted file giving it a new name, so your original file will remain intact for future use.
Hope this helps.How do I change a digital picture from 778kb (1224 x 1632) pixels to 150kb (640x840) pixels?
That actual size of the file is dependent on two things. The size of the image measured in pixels, cm or inches and the DPI assigned to it first by the camera and then later by you.
The procedure in Photoshop to resize the image for use as email or post on a website is to first set the DPI to 72 and then adjust the image size (in your case 640x840) and save the new image under a new file name so you don't destroy your original.How do I change a digital picture from 778kb (1224 x 1632) pixels to 150kb (640x840) pixels?
It would help you get a better answer if you click on the pencil icon under your question and ';Add details'; to tell us what software you are using so that someone can give you specific directions.
Another basic option would be to use Paint (it's in your computer under accessories) and use the Image menu choice. From there, choose Stretch/Skew and enter 20%. It will reduce your image to the approximate size you need. You may have to tweek the % to find the exact kb size you need. While there, you can also crop the image, if needed.
Here's a link to several free resizing programs, if you need one.
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0-1-0.
In any case, do a SAVE AS for your converted file giving it a new name, so your original file will remain intact for future use.
Hope this helps.How do I change a digital picture from 778kb (1224 x 1632) pixels to 150kb (640x840) pixels?
That actual size of the file is dependent on two things. The size of the image measured in pixels, cm or inches and the DPI assigned to it first by the camera and then later by you.
The procedure in Photoshop to resize the image for use as email or post on a website is to first set the DPI to 72 and then adjust the image size (in your case 640x840) and save the new image under a new file name so you don't destroy your original.How do I change a digital picture from 778kb (1224 x 1632) pixels to 150kb (640x840) pixels?
It would help you get a better answer if you click on the pencil icon under your question and ';Add details'; to tell us what software you are using so that someone can give you specific directions.
How can I change my monitors resolution if it says ';Optimum Resolution 1440x900 pixels';?
I right clicked my desktop and clicked properties%26gt;settings to change my screen size, but i can't because it says the optimum resolution is 1440x900 pixels, which isn't an option on my computer, and only like 2 of the resolutions work with the monitor and ones way too big and the other is way too small.
i did click on the advanced tab and then went to the monitor tab, but it shows up as ';default monitor'; and wont let me click properties to adjust the driversHow can I change my monitors resolution if it says ';Optimum Resolution 1440x900 pixels';?
It would be worthwhile to go to the montor manfacturer's website and download the drivers for your monitor so that it can use that resolution. If your computer has a video card instead of onboard video, then you should also download the drivers for the video card. By doing both of these things you should be ok and be able to set your monitor to the resolution you want.
i did click on the advanced tab and then went to the monitor tab, but it shows up as ';default monitor'; and wont let me click properties to adjust the driversHow can I change my monitors resolution if it says ';Optimum Resolution 1440x900 pixels';?
It would be worthwhile to go to the montor manfacturer's website and download the drivers for your monitor so that it can use that resolution. If your computer has a video card instead of onboard video, then you should also download the drivers for the video card. By doing both of these things you should be ok and be able to set your monitor to the resolution you want.
How do I re-size the amount of pixels my MONITOR displays?
I have an LCD monitor that can show up to 1280x1024 pixels.
So far so good.
Now, I want to set my resolution down to 1280x768, that means High Definition resolution, to make things nice...
My screen stretches it all the way to fill up the screen.
But what if I DON'T want that?
I want my screen to ONLY show 1280x768 pixels, and yes, to leave the upper and lower parts blank.
I once had a CRT monitor which allowed me to scale the the part in my monitor that is viewed, but my LCD monitor doesn't have anything like that.
Does anyone here know of any way to change the amount of pixels my MONITOR shows?
Is there any way I can do that?
My screen is an LG FLATRON L1710S.How do I re-size the amount of pixels my MONITOR displays?
Usually you are able to do this in your disply driver advanced options menu. It depends on what video card you have as to where this is located. I know that nVidia drivers will have this as ';LCD Monitor Scaling Option'; in the nVidia control panel in the latest version. Usually this is listed under the Monitor Option group on the left side (you may need to change the view to advanced settings).
Try googling your video card and ';lcd scaling options';.How do I re-size the amount of pixels my MONITOR displays?
Changing the pixel dimension on the computer properties (right click on blank area of desktop, select properties, hit settings tab) will not leave any part of the screen blank.
Why would you ever want to do that???
However the screen dimensions adjustment is accessible only from the monitor screen buttons.
You will have to play with the buttons on the monitor screen.
However doing this will leave your display squished!
So far so good.
Now, I want to set my resolution down to 1280x768, that means High Definition resolution, to make things nice...
My screen stretches it all the way to fill up the screen.
But what if I DON'T want that?
I want my screen to ONLY show 1280x768 pixels, and yes, to leave the upper and lower parts blank.
I once had a CRT monitor which allowed me to scale the the part in my monitor that is viewed, but my LCD monitor doesn't have anything like that.
Does anyone here know of any way to change the amount of pixels my MONITOR shows?
Is there any way I can do that?
My screen is an LG FLATRON L1710S.How do I re-size the amount of pixels my MONITOR displays?
Usually you are able to do this in your disply driver advanced options menu. It depends on what video card you have as to where this is located. I know that nVidia drivers will have this as ';LCD Monitor Scaling Option'; in the nVidia control panel in the latest version. Usually this is listed under the Monitor Option group on the left side (you may need to change the view to advanced settings).
Try googling your video card and ';lcd scaling options';.How do I re-size the amount of pixels my MONITOR displays?
Changing the pixel dimension on the computer properties (right click on blank area of desktop, select properties, hit settings tab) will not leave any part of the screen blank.
Why would you ever want to do that???
However the screen dimensions adjustment is accessible only from the monitor screen buttons.
You will have to play with the buttons on the monitor screen.
However doing this will leave your display squished!
CSS width page, i can't work out with the width?
CSS width page, i can't work out with the width
i have a problem in making the width of this page wider, i tried to use percentage, pixels, nothing changed on the width
I'm using Internet explorer7
and i can't figure out how to make it widder
please help me
here is a part of the CSS
';
body
{
background:url(images/b.jpg) repeat-x top #fff;
padding:0;
font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size:10px;
margin:0px auto auto auto;
color:#416271;
}
a{
text-decoration:none;
color:#416271;
}
#main_container{
width:900px;
height:auto;
margin:auto;
padding:0px;
position:relative;
}
.main_content{
width:700px;
height:auto;
margin:auto;
}
.parrot{
position:absolute;
top:0px;
left:45px;
}
';
I don't understand much in CSS, i Tried to make the wedth wider but i couldn't , can anyone tell me what should i change ??CSS width page, i can't work out with the width?
main_container{
width:900px; %26lt;====Your width
height:auto;
margin:auto;
padding:0px;
position:relative;
}
.main_content{
width:700px; %26lt;=====Your width
height:auto;
margin:auto;
}
Depending upon how you have these worked into your html, you would change those widths to your desired parameters.
i have a problem in making the width of this page wider, i tried to use percentage, pixels, nothing changed on the width
I'm using Internet explorer7
and i can't figure out how to make it widder
please help me
here is a part of the CSS
';
body
{
background:url(images/b.jpg) repeat-x top #fff;
padding:0;
font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size:10px;
margin:0px auto auto auto;
color:#416271;
}
a{
text-decoration:none;
color:#416271;
}
#main_container{
width:900px;
height:auto;
margin:auto;
padding:0px;
position:relative;
}
.main_content{
width:700px;
height:auto;
margin:auto;
}
.parrot{
position:absolute;
top:0px;
left:45px;
}
';
I don't understand much in CSS, i Tried to make the wedth wider but i couldn't , can anyone tell me what should i change ??CSS width page, i can't work out with the width?
main_container{
width:900px; %26lt;====Your width
height:auto;
margin:auto;
padding:0px;
position:relative;
}
.main_content{
width:700px; %26lt;=====Your width
height:auto;
margin:auto;
}
Depending upon how you have these worked into your html, you would change those widths to your desired parameters.
How to resize the piture?
i have a picture (600 x 400 jpg) i want to resize it ( 1000 x 2000 pixel ) to change my blog 's theme. How to do it?How to resize the piture?
Well it all depends. it will be hard to make it bigger without it being blurry.
When you try to re-size a pic of a smaller resolution to a higher resolution, your using the same amount of pixels for a larger area.
Resulting in a blurry picture.
you need to find or take a picture in higher resolution for in to be bigger and look better.
sizing down is easy.
Just use a picture software And ether re-size or crop.How to resize the piture?
The most simple method would be to define the image dimensions in your code. However, this method would result in a distorted or grainy looking picture.
When you are trying to go bigger, you really should start with a bigger size photo - either from a scan or a digital picture. From there you can size it down however you want. If you are using it on a web site, your best bet would be to size it to the exact dimensions at 72dpi. If you do it at a higher resolution, then you have to define the display size in your HTML code or the picture will wind up being a different size than you intended. For example, a 400x600 image at 150dpi will be twice as big as a picture that is 400x600 at 72dpi.
Personally, I recommend Adobe Photoshop for your image enhancing needs, but this seems to be a simple matter. That and I doubt you really want to spend a lot of money on 3rd party software.
If you're on a Windows XP machine (otherwise do a handy search), go to start--%26gt;programs --%26gt;accessories--%26gt;MS Paint--%26gt; open your file, and follow these instructions:
To change the size of your picture
On the Image menu, click Attributes.
Under Units, click the unit of measurement you want to use for the width and height.
Type the measurements in Width and Height.
Notes
You can also resize your picture by dragging the image resize handles, located at the lower-right corner and along the bottom and right sides of your picture. (You might need to maximize the window to see the square resize handles.)
Take it to a Kodak Picture Kiosk and resize it.
Kodak Picture Kiosk
Wal Mart
Walgreen
K Mart
http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.j
------------
Digital media including:
SMARTMEDIA, COMPACTFLASH (CF) , MEMORY STICK, MEMORY STICK PRO, MEMORY STICK DUO, MEMORY STICK DUO PRO, MultiMedia Cards (MMC and RS-MMC), Secure Digital Cards (SD and Mini SD), XD-Picture Cards, USB Flash memory cards
Wireless printing options鈥擝LUETOOTH鈩?Technology-enabled and IrDA devices
Accepts KODAK Picture CD, KODAK Picture Disk, CDs, DVDs*, and floppy disks
Camera Phone
Scanner
E-Mail http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.j
------------
Camera Phone
Get prints from your camera phone instantly from the KODAK Picture Maker! It convenient, quick and easy. Just, beam your favorite images to the KODAK Picture Maker. Then, edit, enhance, and print your pictures. In just a few seconds, you鈥檒l have real Kodak prints from your camera phone. Available at select retailers, the KODAK Picture Maker kiosk makes it easy for you to get prints from your camera phone wherever, whenever.
http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.j
You DON'T need anything other than a free online service to do this:
Go online to:
http://www.resize2mail.com/index.php
Click the option 'on your own' on the Options bar at the top of the main task area and that will take you to the next page where *you* decide the dimensions in pixels. All you need do is uplift the pic you want to enlarge ... the rest it does for you.
The only issue you might have is with quality, but you will soon find that out when you get the results.
NOTE: It will resize to a maximum of 2,000 X 2,000 pixels
Again: You *dont* need any sort of software or editing suite on your system (it's also useful to know for future reference.)
Best of luck
~F~
Well it all depends. it will be hard to make it bigger without it being blurry.
When you try to re-size a pic of a smaller resolution to a higher resolution, your using the same amount of pixels for a larger area.
Resulting in a blurry picture.
you need to find or take a picture in higher resolution for in to be bigger and look better.
sizing down is easy.
Just use a picture software And ether re-size or crop.How to resize the piture?
The most simple method would be to define the image dimensions in your code. However, this method would result in a distorted or grainy looking picture.
When you are trying to go bigger, you really should start with a bigger size photo - either from a scan or a digital picture. From there you can size it down however you want. If you are using it on a web site, your best bet would be to size it to the exact dimensions at 72dpi. If you do it at a higher resolution, then you have to define the display size in your HTML code or the picture will wind up being a different size than you intended. For example, a 400x600 image at 150dpi will be twice as big as a picture that is 400x600 at 72dpi.
Personally, I recommend Adobe Photoshop for your image enhancing needs, but this seems to be a simple matter. That and I doubt you really want to spend a lot of money on 3rd party software.
If you're on a Windows XP machine (otherwise do a handy search), go to start--%26gt;programs --%26gt;accessories--%26gt;MS Paint--%26gt; open your file, and follow these instructions:
To change the size of your picture
On the Image menu, click Attributes.
Under Units, click the unit of measurement you want to use for the width and height.
Type the measurements in Width and Height.
Notes
You can also resize your picture by dragging the image resize handles, located at the lower-right corner and along the bottom and right sides of your picture. (You might need to maximize the window to see the square resize handles.)
Take it to a Kodak Picture Kiosk and resize it.
Kodak Picture Kiosk
Wal Mart
Walgreen
K Mart
http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.j
------------
Digital media including:
SMARTMEDIA, COMPACTFLASH (CF) , MEMORY STICK, MEMORY STICK PRO, MEMORY STICK DUO, MEMORY STICK DUO PRO, MultiMedia Cards (MMC and RS-MMC), Secure Digital Cards (SD and Mini SD), XD-Picture Cards, USB Flash memory cards
Wireless printing options鈥擝LUETOOTH鈩?Technology-enabled and IrDA devices
Accepts KODAK Picture CD, KODAK Picture Disk, CDs, DVDs*, and floppy disks
Camera Phone
Scanner
E-Mail http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.j
------------
Camera Phone
Get prints from your camera phone instantly from the KODAK Picture Maker! It convenient, quick and easy. Just, beam your favorite images to the KODAK Picture Maker. Then, edit, enhance, and print your pictures. In just a few seconds, you鈥檒l have real Kodak prints from your camera phone. Available at select retailers, the KODAK Picture Maker kiosk makes it easy for you to get prints from your camera phone wherever, whenever.
http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.j
You DON'T need anything other than a free online service to do this:
Go online to:
http://www.resize2mail.com/index.php
Click the option 'on your own' on the Options bar at the top of the main task area and that will take you to the next page where *you* decide the dimensions in pixels. All you need do is uplift the pic you want to enlarge ... the rest it does for you.
The only issue you might have is with quality, but you will soon find that out when you get the results.
NOTE: It will resize to a maximum of 2,000 X 2,000 pixels
Again: You *dont* need any sort of software or editing suite on your system (it's also useful to know for future reference.)
Best of luck
~F~
Using CSS to position with percents.?
Hey, how would I use CSS to position WITH percents. Because using pixels WILL change the view of the page, when changing resolution. If i have the following for text on the right:
p.pos_abs
{
position:absolute;
right: 5px;
left:55%;
top:175px;
}
I want the text to be 55% away from the left margin, so what would I do? not sure if the above is right, since IT DIDNT work.
please help, alexUsing CSS to position with percents.?
You may want to try:
p.pos_abs
{
position:absolute;
margin-right: 5px;
margin-left:55%;
margin-top:175px;
}
p.pos_abs
{
position:absolute;
right: 5px;
left:55%;
top:175px;
}
I want the text to be 55% away from the left margin, so what would I do? not sure if the above is right, since IT DIDNT work.
please help, alexUsing CSS to position with percents.?
You may want to try:
p.pos_abs
{
position:absolute;
margin-right: 5px;
margin-left:55%;
margin-top:175px;
}
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