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Old 03-14-2011, 08:03 PM #1
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Default photo editing question

My system is windows 7 & I can enlarge & other things BUT; when I try to print my pictures they are always original sizes that are printed. The pic I want printed is like 2" by 3" & I want to enlarge it to like 5" by 7" or even 4" by 6". I tried photobucket & microsoft product that is in windows 7. But either I'm dumb or just can't do (maybe both). Thanks for any info.
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