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From: Charlie England <ceengland@bellsouth.net>
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paul wrote:

> Hi, fellow rotary enthusiasts...I just tried to send a couple of 
> pictures of my SQ2000 cowling and it's replacement cowling (from a 
> Velocity), but it was kicked back because the file size was too large 
> (1012k, with a max allowable of 300K). The problem is....I purchased a 
> new digital camera that is a 4 megapixel unit. I assume that the 
> better quality of picture means larger files.  When I right-click on 
> one of the pictures that I have stored on my computer, and click on 
> properties, it says the file size is 712kb.   Does anyone know any 
> method of making the file size smaller so that I can e-mail these 
> pictures?   Thanks in advance for any and all assistance.  Paul Conner


http://www.irfanview.com/

It's a little clunky to use but it's free & does a good job of reducing 
file size for internet stuff.

Others can probably tell you how to use it better than me, but give me a 
call after installing it & I'll walk you through using it.

Charlie