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There are numerous resizing sites that allow you to easily resize your pictures. I use resizeimage.net.You can Google any number of sites. I use a MacBook Pro so I first download my pictures from my camera to my laptop.I then go to resize image.net and upload the image to the box provided on the site. Once the image appears you can resize either by percentage or exact dimensions. I usually use 50% based on my camera. Best that you experiment with this depending on your camera. Once you have done this, click resize button at the bottom left and then save the resized image. The image is now ready to be added to your Forum 43 posting.



   
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Ken I was able to do it on my computer. Thank You for your help.



   
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