# Presentation: 747990

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## Have you ever tried to email digital photographs but have given-up because of the time it takes to email just a single photo?  The problem is when you shoot a photo with a digital camera, the file size can be 3 megabytes or higher (that’s big!).  Using our dial-up modems, that image will take around 10 minutes to send (that’s long!).

- So instead of sending an image that large, you'll want to ***resize*** that picture down into a more manageable file, one that will be completely visible on the screen and won’t take so long to email.  That’s where PhotoResize 600 comes in!  PhotoResize 600 is the best program out there to resize photos in one simple step.  You’ll be amazed how fast & easy it is to use!  In fact, Blue Millsap has given it his personal seal of approval...who could ask for more!

**Introduction**

## You Only Have To Do This ONCE!

**You Only Have To Do This **_**ONCE**_**!**

## 1)	Place The Program Disc In The CD/DVD Drive And Close The Drawer.

- 1)	Place The Program Disc In The CD/DVD Drive And Close The Drawer.

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## This Side UP!

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**Mini-Discs Load Like This...**

- 1)	Place The Program Disc In The CD/DVD Drive And Close The Drawer.

***This Side UP!***

***Groove***

## 2)	The Disc Should Automatically Open And Display The Directory Of Files.

- 3)	If The Directory Does Not Automatically Appear, Double Left-Click OnThe “My Computer” Icon Then Double-Left Click On The CD/DVDDrive Icon.

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**Double Left-Click**

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## 4)	Copy The File To Your Desktop By Placing The Cursor Over The File Name, Click And HOLD DOWN The Left Mouse Button, Drag The File Over To The DeskTop Area, Then Release The Mouse Button.  The PhotoResize 600 Icon Will Appear On The Desktop.

- 4)	Copy The File To Your Desktop By Placing The Cursor Over The File Name, Click And **HOLD DOWN** The Left Mouse Button, Drag The File Over To The DeskTop Area, Then Release The Mouse Button.  The PhotoResize 600 Icon Will Appear On The Desktop.

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***Desktop***

***You Can Also Copy The File To The Desktop By Single-***_***Right***_*** Clicking Over The File Name And Selecting The ******“COPY”****** Menu Option.  Then Place The Cursor In A Blank Area Of The Desktop and Once Again Single Right Click But Now Choose The ******“PASTE”****** Option.***

## This Program Resizes JPEG Images Only!

***Nearly All Digital Cameras Use The JPEG (.JPG) File Format.***

**This Program Resizes JPEG Images Only!**

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- 2)	Resizing Will Begin.  When Complete, Press **“Enter”** On The Keyboard.

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**The Tool Will Resize JPEG Images And Save Them Next To The Originals. Names Of The New Pictures Will Be Based On The Original Names, With A Suffix Indicating Their Size. For Example, The Resized Version Of Myphoto.Jpg Will Be Called Myphoto-600.Jpg, Where The Number 600 Indicates The Size Of The Picture.**

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## 3)	To View Your Results, Double Left-Click On The Folder You Just Dropped On The PhotoResize 600 Icon.  You Will See Two Versions Of Each Photo, The Large Untouched Original And A New (And Much Smaller) With The “-600” Extension.  This Is The File You Will Want To Email.  Always Keep The Original Untouched Photo!

- 3)	To View Your Results, Double Left-Click On The Folder You Just Dropped On The PhotoResize 600 Icon.  You Will See Two Versions Of Each Photo, The Large Untouched Original And A New (And Much Smaller) With The “-600” Extension.  This Is The File You Will Want To Email.  ***Always Keep The Original Untouched Photo!***

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***If You Don’t See Your Photos Displayed Like This, Single Left-Click On ******“View”****** And Select ******“Thumbnails”******.***

***Note That The Original Photo Is Untouched.  Never Delete The Original High-Resolution Photo!  ***

**Double Left-Click**

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## 4)	To See Just How Much Smaller The Resized Photo Is, Move Your Cursor Over The Photo To Bring Up The Information Box.  You Can Clearly See That The “-600” Photo Is Much Smaller Than The Original And Can Be Emailed Quickly & Easily.

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## 1)	If Nothing Happens When You “Drag & Drop” Your Photos, You May Have To Perform The “Unblock” procedure.  To Do This, Single Right-Click On The PhotoResize 600 Icon And Select “Properties” From The Drop-Down Menu.  

- 2)	Single Left Click On The **“Advanced”** Button.

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***Windows XP Has Built-In Safety Mechanisms That Protect You Against Unwanted Program Operation.  However, These Sometimes Get In The Way Of Programs You Do Want To Run. ***

## 3)	Single Left-Click On The “Unblock” Button, Then Single Left-Click On “Apply”.  

- 4)	Close The Window By Single Left-Clicking On The **“OK”** Button Or The Red **“X”** In The Upper Right-Hand Corner Of The Window.  You Should Be Able To Resize Your Photos Now.  If Not, Call The State Office.

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