is there a way to trim pictures befor you print them?Please explain in detail,I'm new.?
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Try\n\nphotoshop\nIllustartor\nQuarkXpress\nIndesign
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Use a photo editing program to resize or crop the photo.  I recommend Paint Shop Pro by Jasc.  It's simple to use, affordable and has many features.  You can download a free trial by visiting www.jasc.com
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Using a scanner, scan them in. You'll generaly need a photo editor as well to touch up the pictures. I would recomend a Epson scanner and also the lite version of Adobe Photoshop. In all total you're out around $300 - $400. Not to mention the talent required and time.\n\nYou can also send the pcitures to a local photography store which will do all the work for you . . . it's not cheap and the local camera store is being coming kind of rare.
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back-up your image then open it with MS-Paint . \npress CTRL+S . \nthe size of file (not size of pic) will decrease !
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You can do that in windows movie maker which comes with XP.\n\nIf it doesn't let you, you could always try a screen capture.  press the print screen button on your keyboard "prt scr", and then go to a graphics editor such as paint or whatever, and do edit-paste.  Then you'll need to crop the image.
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Download the photo editing program from Wal-Mart.  They have one available, connected to their photo printing site.
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download a software that allow you to captured your screen [or part of your screen] capture the part that u want to print. now the ebook=>picture=>print out the picture. u got it.
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I'm sure you have graphics programs on your PC. Look for paintbrush.\n\nLoad paintbrush, open one of your pictures, select File, Save As and save it as a 'jpg' file format (pick a different name or you'll lose your original picture). Keep doing that for all your pictures.\n\nJust make sure you make backups of the pics first.\n\nIf you use jpg for the output, they'll typically (using default settings) be reduced down to a 10th of their size (750k would be 75k for example).
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click the "print screen" button on your keyboard. [this doesnt actually print it just copys the image in your screen] then go into a photo editor and paste it [ctrl-v] and save. :]
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Import the image into something else (openoffice or Word) and print it out of that. It it is the same, the pic is just plain bad.\n\nThere are a bunc of settings for printing in GIMP, and you may wnat to fiddle with them as well.
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What you are seeking are Royalty-Free or Stock photo images and these are available throuh various sources both online and offline. Most have a fee associated with them, but you can find good resolution images that people have scanned themselves and posted to websites such as webshots which are of good quality to print out.
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if you are talking about wanting to be able to use them as wallpaper for your computer, you can size it using paint.  when you open MS Paint... to locate go to start programs accessories paint -- across the top of paint is file edit view image.... go to image, from image go to attributes, click inches and type in 12 in width and height.  Open your picture that you want to use into another paint document  go to image, stretch skew and reduce or enlarge depending on the photo.  and then copy and paste into your 12 by 12 paint document.    when changing the size of your photo before you copy paste it be sure to save it under a different name than the original so you do not loose your original.  i do this quite a bit and if you would like help with your photos e-mail me and i can size it for you.
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You can crop and reduce the size of the avatar with MS Paint. In this way you can use almost any picture, clip art ortwxt you wish.\n\nhttp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic42698.html
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Try the "Print as Image" option in the print dialog.  It's slower than the default, but it might work for you.\n\nAlso, make sure you have the latest drivers for your printer and operating system.
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No, not really.  There is a code that will forbid users from right-clicking and copying your pictures, but anyone who actually wants them will still be able to use the "Print Screen" function.\n\nThe only safe way to protect your pictures is to watermark them (put your name across the photo in a way so that it can't be cropped out) or not put them up at all.
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you can get a picture of anything on your desktop but i donno what else your asking for... hit Print Screen button (above your direction keys) then go to paint and go to Edit-Paste.  anything on your screen you want is right there all you have to do is crop out what you want... hope this helped! (pixle quality is not the best though)
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I don't know the printer but you could be maxing out the size file it can handle. Do you print with preview and check all your settings?