E-mailing photo picture way too big. I must resize but no help in help menu under Editing Images- It's not there.

I just scan to the computer. Then in microsoft publisher i resize the picture the size i want by moving my mouse... i put it on the sheet exactly where i want it and print. I don't even have to save the publisher to do it. You can also resize fast in photoshop or any other photo program like Picasa (free online)

You need a picture editing software: eg Photoshop, or Microsoft Office picture manager to resize of the pictures. make a backup of the files before modify them

download picasa3 program ...install and edit your pics with picasa

You can resize the images. For this you can use Irfanview or Paint. Or click here to visit a website which will allows you to upload and resize photos.it allows you to resize one by one.

If you want to use Paint, right-click on any photo you wish to resize and click edit. Press Ctrl+A to select the complete photo. Then drag the sliders wher you can see the end of the photo. Or

1. Open the image file you wish to edit.
2. Click the Image Menu at the top and select Stretch/Skew Image.
3. Choose a percentage figure to resize the image. To avoid distortion, choose the same percentage for the horizontal and vertical stretch.
4. Click OK.
5. Once you have the desired size, click File, then Save or click Save As... to prevent overwriting the original image.

That's a rare complaint; it's more often that the pictures don't have enough resolution.

If the pictures have already been taken and transfered to your computer, you can shrink them using just about any photo editing software. On a Windows machine, for example, both Windows Photo Gallery and Windows Live Photo Gallery have the ability to resize pictures for e-mail.

In the future, if you know you're only going to e-mail the pictures, you might wish to consider setting your camera to shoot smaller pictures. You didn't specify the model of your camera, but most compact cameras have an e-mail setting that takes pictures 640x480 or thereabouts. Smaller pictures also download faster to your computer.

You will need a photo-editing software in order to shrink the image file. If you have a more high-end photo editing program such as photoshop, you can simply go to image > image size, and then input a lower resolution.

Otherwise, you can shrink it using microsoft paint. Open the image file in paint, then go to the image menu, and select the resize/skew item. Keep in mind that your phone only has a 400x240 resolution, so any photos larger than that will not show any better on your phone. If you took this photo from a handheld camera that is 4 or fewer years old, you'll probably want to shrink the photo to 20-30% of its size. Then, just save the photo as a new file, and make sure you save it as a JPEG in the drop-down save menu, or your phone may not recognize the format.

You should have a setting on the camera with the option of picture quality and size. Select fine quality rather than super fine. Then you should select the size,small,passport,medium,postcard,large and widescreen are the usual terms. But somewhere it should give the actual size in dimensions e.g 640x480. This is the size i would recomend for downloading. When you download the images from the memory card make sure that when you are asked Where you want to save them you also check which format they are being saved as!! Save them as a jpeg and not a bitmap image as this is the most common used by websites.If you need to resize an image you already have on the pc,click on it and then right click,you should then have an option to "open with" and you can choose from many different applications.I find the easiest and quickest is" Paint" It will then open in the paint programe, goto image at the top of the page and click resize. you can then choose what size you like. Bear in mind that resizing affects quality although you can adjust virtually anything with the paint software.

The camera does not have any on board editing features. You need to do this with software in your computer.

Use your favourite image editing software in Vista. Or use the software that came on CD with your camera (if it is not the one that runs on XP only). Anyway as alternative solution you can either shoot photos in lower resolutions (1Mpix for example) and then the files won't be so big. But you will have only the small photo and no large one. Or shoot as usual, then switch camera to "play" mode and when viewing images on camera, there is a menu option to resize the images - you can resize them to 1Mpix for example. In the meantime search web for some free image editing software for Vista.