picture size help, my model A barn find

i have some pictures that are too large to post and cant figure out how to shrink them, any help ? my computer abilities are limited

 

If you have windows XP or maybe even the older versions, right click on the pic, scroll up to "open with" then click on "paint". When you open with paint, click on "image", and then open"stretch and skew" and then insert a number less than 100%. Hope this helps.


Nik

 

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test post with your resized pics

 

pics look good! that'd be a neat car with some different wheels/tires

 

DAMN, that is sweet!!-MIKE

 

What a neat find! Got any more pics you could share with us?

 

Nice car!! Hope you plan on leaving the paint as is.
Clark

 

Glad I could help.

 

Great looking find and congratulations!!! Do you have any pictures from the old owner?

 

thanks man, that helped a lot of us.

 

Another option... for those who don't want to spend the money (or steal/pirate) a copy of photoshop, there is a great alternative in the opensource community. 'The Gimp' is a very powerful image application. It is free, which is cool. I have used it for years. I am including a link to the windows version, since most of you are probably using windows.

http://www.gimp.org/windows/

Hope this helps.

 

Charlie...you fag...HA


That is a nice looking car...and it has that famous lincoln column in it with that wheel...


man..

nice find..

tok

 

just testing the picture size

 

i took a bunch of picturs of that thing...i think it was at york maybe? im not sure

anyways ...cool car!
zach

 

Another one that is free and a little easier to use is Irfanview. It is available at www.irfanview.com. It has a lot less features than the Gimp, but it does what most people need (resizing, cropping).

Slonaker

 

Yeah..i know we sat and talked about them.., i remember one being broken..

funny..i remember that but can't remember my dad's birthday.

Tok

 

If you running windows XP i like the windows resizer powertool put out by microsft. Right click tell it how big and your done.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx

Primo