Resizing your images and how to use Fast Stone.
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WE ARE GOING TO SAVE THESE FIVE LARGE PICTURES INTO YOUR original-pics FOLDER
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| HOW TO GET THESE PICTURES SAVED… To save to your original-pics folder in your my documents folder. Gee they are big arnt they – they are what you call 800 pixels wide by 600 pixels high. To save them just put your mouse cursor (the little white arrow) on any part of the picture you select – try the centre — then right click your mouse –> a pop up selection window appears –> find ‘save picture as‘ —> click on that ‘save picture as’ —> a new selection window will pop up called ‘save picture’ If you look at that ‘save picture’ selection window you will see up the top a selection box called ‘Save In:’ This gives you the option of where to save this picture on your computer. You will see a little downturned black arrowhead on the right of that selection box. If you click on that you can navigate your way to your original-pics folder in your Now that pic should be saved into your original-pics folder. Note: You can only do one pic at a time this way. Just repeat the procedure with the remaining four pics. You will also notice that I have named the pics DSC000001.jpg – that should save any confusion as we learn how to use faststone image resizer and also renaming the pics. |
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