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D_Mezz
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okay i dont know how to get the dam thing down to 50 * 50 pixels...i have it to like 50 by 36 but i dont kno how to raise one and keep the other one the same??? NE HELP!?
Mar 4 2006 10:02AM
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chapz
Posts: 10182 - Karma: 66
my help is the searchbar
Mar 4 2006 10:36AM
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theBOSS.
Posts: 4705 - Karma: 496
If you're doing it in photoshop, make sure the box that says "constrain proportions" in unchecked.
Mar 4 2006 11:27AM
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timmi
Posts: 12874 - Karma: 3,460
put it in paint then stretch it out.
Mar 4 2006 11:37AM
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get paint, and stretch it?
Mar 4 2006 11:37AM
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chapz
Posts: 10182 - Karma: 66
yeah thats the way
Mar 4 2006 11:39AM
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aheartbeatbeh1nd
Posts: 216 - Karma: 13
its the same size as buddy icons..
Mar 4 2006 11:52AM
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Desjardins
Posts: 1772 - Karma: 11
put it in paint, and strech it out like Timmi said, easiest way
Mar 4 2006 12:17PM
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poncho
Posts: 1573 - Karma: 23
yea but in paint...howdo you know when its 100 x 100 or w.e it is
Mar 4 2006 12:41PM
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enemyskier23
Posts: 10 - Karma: 10
bumpage..i need to know
Jun 20 2006 3:49PM
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dom_uk
Posts: 1560 - Karma: 12
on PAINT click image on the tool bar, then attributes and then set it to 50 x 50 pixels or whatever, this enables u to be able to guess how your going to crop/resize your picture
Jun 20 2006 3:53PM
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Holte
Posts: 10740 - Karma: 7,814
i just tried this, but it's the first time i've used paint in about five years, so it might not work. You just click Image and then Attributes and set the width and height to 100 x 100 pixels.
Jun 20 2006 3:56PM
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