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In a message dated 1/22/2005 2:40:51 PM Central Standard Time, 
marv@lancaironline.net writes:

<< Additionally, a 1600X1200 will be a huge file, 
 one that could easily exceed the 300kb message limit on its own.  If you 
don't 
 have a graphics program that can shrink down photos, you need to go to 
 www.IrfanView.com and get a copy of that program.  It's freeware and has 
lots 
 of graphic manipulations facilities.
 
   <marv>
  >>

For the computer challenged, MSPaint will open about anything you drag and 
drop on it.

Drop your picture icon on the paint icon and it will open. If the picture is 
bigger than the frame, just use the strech and skew feature from the image 
menu to shrink the picture width and height until it fits inside the frame.  Go 
to file and save as, then save to your desktop as, just add web to the end of 
the title and keep the .jpg or whatever suffix. JPG is about the best size 
wise. You will then have the original (big) version as an icon and a reduced 
version icon with web in the name. Put them in an Email, on a disc or open a 
picture file and drop them in. 

Lynn E. Hanover