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    Hi Kiley9806 and future visitors,

    Irfarview is a great simple and free program that does all kind of photo editing including RESIZING IMAGES. You can get it free at Irfanview.com

    Just installed it and here`s instructions from my Vista OS computer - should be the same in XP and Mac as well.

    Open image in irfanview

    Next go to Image - Resize/Resample...

    Where it ways Width (under Set new size) if your image is GREATER than 600 pixels then enter 500 or 600 pixels in that box then click OK. If your image is smaller than 600 pixels, just click OK.

    Make SURE that the Preserve aspect ratio box is checked off. Make SURE the Size method: is set to Resample (better quality)

    I`m attaching a screenshot below. I used it to resize a photo that was 800x1200 pixels and was 281 KB

    Next go to File - Save as... choose JPG-JPG/JPEG Format where it says Save as type from the dropdown menu. The default setting there should be fine. Just make sure the slider is set at about 50.

    Doing this should get you a file that is less than 100K
    If by chance it isn't, then just go back and move the slider to 40 when you are saving.

    That should work and give you a photo that is the right size and NOT fuzzy. Please do a test and let me know if this works for you. If it doesn't, it's my pleasure to troubleshoot this with you by phone.

    Best! Marko
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