Photobucket will do it. On the upload page there is an OPTIONS that if you click on it gives you several different sizes. avatar ( 100 x 75 ) thumbnail ( 160 x 120 ) website, email ( 320 x 240 ) message board ( 640 x 480 ) 15" screen ( 800 x 600 ) 17" screen ( 1024 x 768 ) 1 megabyte file size

i downloaded irfanview and all plugins. i resized a jpeg and it did it but it uses paintbrush or paint and saves the resized image as a bmp extention not a jpeg. when i tried to upload the resized file it was refused because the file is not valid.... ie not jpeg. :( :( so now i am wondering if i should uninstall this product as it is not doing what i want. IMPORTANT question - when i installed irfanview a window appeared asking about associations. i did not know what to do as all associations were NOT checked and i figured it made sense to use these associations so it knows how to open files with different extentions. so i clicked on select all. the next window then asked, and this is the issue, "You want to change current associations and to associate one or many file types with IrfanView! Are you REALLY sure?" that is an exact quote i did not add ! or caps. so i worried about the current wording and when it capitalized really, well i said no. it accepted that. so i assume i ended up with the same thing as if i did not check select all and left all boxes unchecked. should i have gone with select all and replied yes? i was afraid this might cause conflicts with other programs and their functions. not sure what to do. any suggestions? remember win 98 se did all this in mozilla browser. thanks, tom

I am not a photo aficionado, but I do use Picasa along with Irfanview. In the few issues that I needed help with Picasa I found their Help file user friendly. It is actually on-line with the Toolbar entry only a portal to it. In your case, it took me all of three clicks of the mouse to find the answer to your question. When you have time you may want to visit the site and become familiar with it so it can help you when you need quick answers. DA

Go to your pictures (graphics or signatures) in your computer, Right click onto a picture, a box will open, left click "Edit", A big box will open with your picture showing, In the top bar, click "Image", Then click "Stretch", Another box will open and you can change the sizes there. I only change the top two sizes. And I am using 50 in both (There are two more, but I leave them alone). This cuts the photo by half. Just keep playing around with the size till you get what you want, Then click "OK", The new size will now appear, Click "Files" in the top left hand side, Click "Save as", You now have a new small size picture. You can delete the larger size if you wish.