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Do you have Photoshop?
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paint will not resize it, you need an image editor. Here's a good free trial I use Photo Impact XL and can be found @ www.download.com
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Since you have photoshop, with the image on screen, go to IMAGE on the top menu bar, then in the drop down menu click on image size. That's where you resize it.
After it's been resized, it might still exceed the Kb limit for this forum, but you won't see that in image sizing. After you have gotten it to the right size, ie: 460 x 80 for a sig, you now click on FILE, Save as, and make sure you change it from Adobe .Psd (If you were working in layers) to a .Jpg, and there will be a slider you can adjust that will not change its' size, but will compress the .Jpg. At the bottom of that control you will see the Kb size go down as you reduce the file size.
After it's been resized, it might still exceed the Kb limit for this forum, but you won't see that in image sizing. After you have gotten it to the right size, ie: 460 x 80 for a sig, you now click on FILE, Save as, and make sure you change it from Adobe .Psd (If you were working in layers) to a .Jpg, and there will be a slider you can adjust that will not change its' size, but will compress the .Jpg. At the bottom of that control you will see the Kb size go down as you reduce the file size.
