i couldnt resize my photo's with paint so i found a way with powerpoint that worked and just thought id post it up for anyone else that couldnt do it with paint:

1.open power point
2.up the top go to "insert" then "picture"
3.browse through files and pick your picture
4.once opened right click on it and select "size and position"
5.it will open a box, then make sure you are under the size tab and you should see a section called "scale" with height and width boxes, change each to the desired percentage of the original and click close.
6. then right click on the picture and select "save as picture", save it where you want
7. then go to the folder it is in and left click it once then to the left there should be a details box, just check that you have resized it enough(dont have to bother with this but i like to just to make sure)

if anyone has any problems with this method let me know and ill try to help

Thats a good way with powerpoint but >>

Just go here (( http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/down ... rtoys.mspx )) and download the Image Resizer for windows... Then you can resize multiple pictures at once with 2 clicks of the mouse ...

Thats for Win XP users but i'm sure that there are "power toys" for other windows users...

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Nice size that one.

haha yer that was a nice one, the pic is about a year old tho, just had to get a pic to show how to resize with.

Paint is all you need to resize. Though for an even easier idiot-proof program, use this http://www.fotosizer.com/Default.aspx very helpful, especially for doing multiple pics at once.
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http://www.irfanview.com/
advertised as an any format viewer, but it has a fantastic batch converter.
just press B. (or file>batch)
clicking the options button will even let you set the file size, so it auto pics the correct resolution.