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Old 10-14-2008, 04:26 PM #5
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There is also a Paint program on XP you can get to it by going to - Start/Programs/Accessories and then down to Paint.

It does more than "painting & drawing"
you can use it to re size pictures & photos also.
under Image - you would click - stretch/skew which makes smaller or larger by % .
or Attributes where you can set to pixels, inches or cm and set exact sizes that way.
I completely forgot about PAINT. But I have Printmaster so it does the same thing.

I can't believe I was ever that young. lol

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