Pictures posted were HUGE!! Help!!

[Brinabrina77 24]

Hello:

Yeah..so..uhm..with your hepl I managed to figure out how to post pics here.

But they came out HUGE.

I am talking huuuuge. :crying:

It is bad enough that I am as large as I am now..

but then to see me in apicture large enough tot ake up my ENTIRE monitor...

:: faints ::

Can someone tell me how to get my pics not to post so huge?

Goodness.

I thoroughly apologizes for all the retinal damage, psychological trauma, and all out making folks blind, crippled, and crazy when they viewed my pics.

:: takes another look ::

I am talking about gigantic me.

oh my.

can someone offer a little help?

[Alexandra 55]

Where did you post them, Brina? I can resize them for you but first I have to find them.

[Brinabrina77 24]

Alexandra:

You are my hero!

The pics are located here:

LapBandTalk.com - Lap Band Forum > Main Lap-Band Surgery Forums > General Lap-Band Surgery Discussion Before and After Pictures - PIX ONLY <------

Could you show me how to post them at a smaller size so that I wont have to bug you so much? I think that the few pics that i have of myslef were taken with a digital camera and then upleaded to my computer. That means that ALL of the ones that I have will coem out this huge unless I figure out how to post them correctly.

Thanks again,

--BB

[Brinabrina77 24]

Alexandra:

Thank you so very much for fixing those pics of me. I dont take up the entire monitor now.

Can I have just one itty bitty tech savvy gene of yours? please?

thanks again.

[Wheetsin 714]

Quoting myself so I don't have to retype:

Open the picture in Paint. Click Image > Stretch/Skew. Enter a percentage value for horizontal and vertical. Enter the same percentage for both fields to maintain your aspect ratio. If you enter different numbers, your picture will be deformed.

The percentage is basically what you want the image to be resized to. E.g. entering 50% will resize the image to be half of its current size.

If it's still too large or small, just click Edit > Undo, and repeat the steps entering a larger or smaller percentage.