I might have found a gem that is about 1/2 mile from my American Legion post

[OR VietVet]

 

[OR VietVet]

I finally figured out how to delete the pic and one of the red X's. I also deleted the link since no one could open anyway. Gonna see if can do a link that members can open if need be.

 

[OR VietVet]

Ok, @iamdub and @Tonyrodz , I did copy the link address and is now in my signature and I can open it. Please try to open it yourself and tell me what happens. Thanks.

 

[OR VietVet]

First, I must preface this with that I am doing this on a laptop running Windows 7.

For this, I open the pic I have saved in Windows. At the top, there is "File", "Print", "E-mail", "Burn" and "Open.

I click "Open" and the first option in the drop-down is "Paint". I click that and it opens the image up in the Windows native editing program. In the toolbar at the top is "Resize". Click on that and a window pops up with the resizing options.

I have now finally gotten rid of the Red X's and the RPO code pic and the old Media link that members could not open. I posted a link to the pic instead. Hope it continues to work. Let me know if you cannot open the RPO code link. Thanks.

 

[Tonyrodz]

Ok, @iamdub and @Tonyrodz , I did copy the link address and is now in my signature and I can open it. Please try to open it yourself and tell me what happens. Thanks.

Success

 

[Fless]

First, I must preface this with that I am doing this on a laptop running Windows 7.

For this, I open the pic I have saved in Windows. At the top, there is "File", "Print", "E-mail", "Burn" and "Open.

I click "Open" and the first option in the drop-down is "Paint". I click that and it opens the image up in the Windows native editing program. In the toolbar at the top is "Resize". Click on that and a window pops up with the resizing options.

There have been various versions of picture editors in Windows, and Paint has been there for a long time. You can simply right-click on the file (on your desktop, say), select Open With, then click on Paint.

I found Free Sizer to do a reasonable job of shrinking pics without excessive loss of detail. Either program works okay. YMMV

 

[iamdub]

Ok, @iamdub and @Tonyrodz , I did copy the link address and is now in my signature and I can open it. Please try to open it yourself and tell me what happens. Thanks.

When I click on it, my entire screen becomes your RPO sticker.

 

[iamdub]

There have been various versions of picture editors in Windows, and Paint has been there for a long time. You can simply right-click on the file (on your desktop, say), select Open With, then click on Paint.

I found Free Sizer to do a reasonable job of shrinking pics without excessive loss of detail. Either program works okay. YMMV

I'll have to give it a shot! I'm NOT sharp with computers- that's why I'm still rockin' Win7. Win10 is a whole other ballgame for me. Once I find something I can operate, I cling to it for as long as I can.

 

[OR VietVet]

When I click on it, my entire screen becomes your RPO sticker.

Yea, in your face!!!!!! Sorry 'bout that. Heard you had poor eyesight so I enlarged for your eye's comfort.

 

[Fless]

I'll have to give it a shot! I'm NOT sharp with computers- that's why I'm still rockin' Win7. Win10 is a whole other ballgame for me. Once I find something I can operate, I cling to it for as long as I can.

If you're running an older version of Office, the Windows Picture Manager -- which I thought worked good -- could be added free. And it's not really clear in this link if you would need to be running any Office product to add it to your setup. https://www.howtogeek.com/281913/ho...ffice-picture-manager-in-office-2013-or-2016/

My brother recommends GIMP; I've not tried it but I'd rather not drag myself up a leaning curve. Something that works for what I do, and is intuitive and easy, is my cup 'o tea. Or my Stella Artois.