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Open Paint on MS and click Resize, then scale by %
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thanks love...I shall give that a try.
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there are lots of web tools that do this as well. like https://hnet.com/ - just do a search for online photo editing
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It is even easier if using Windows (probably a similar tool with Apple). If you double click on the photo and it is open in the Native Microsoft viewer (no name for the program - I clicked on the photo in windows file explorer). At the upper right hand corner of the picture there are 3 dots . . . . Left click on the dots and chose the Resize button from the pop down menu. I chose the small option. This will resize it to about 200-300k. That looks just fine on the screen. I do a save as to keep the original larger picture in case I want to use photo shop on it in the future.
I do not know what size it will show up on your monitor, but the file size goes from 4 to 5 mgs to 200-300 k. You could play with it and see if you want the Medium size.
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