Lowering kilobytes in a photo, to on a website;

[http://www.jeffreydavidmorris.com]

Lowering kilobytes in a photo, to on a website; the program I have to use is
Microsoft Office Picture Manager; I used to be able to do something like it
in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, but the photo I guess isn't showing up,
when I saved it to open with Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, so I chose it to
open with Microsoft Office Picture Manager instead.

(e-mail address removed)

 

[Mary Sauer]

Are you saying the Windows Picture & Fax Viewer isn't working?
Do this:
Start, run, input
regsvr32 shimgvw.dll

 

[http://www.jeffreydavidmorris.com]

It worked, thank you. Now what about Adobe Photoshop; I downloaded a try out,
but when I tried to access it on my computer, it said it couldn't open due to
lacking file, (iaccore.dll), is that on me or Adobe?

 

[http://www.jeffreydavidmorris.com]

It worked, thank you. Now what about Adobe Photoshop; I downloaded a try out,
but when I tried to access it, it said it couldn't due to lacking file,
(iaccose.dll), it that on me or Adobe? And my direct email address is
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Don MI]

"http://www.jeffreydavidmorris.com"

Lowering kilobytes in a photo, to on a website; the program I have to use
is
Microsoft Office Picture Manager; I used to be able to do something like
it
in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, but the photo I guess isn't showing up,
when I saved it to open with Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, so I chose it
to
open with Microsoft Office Picture Manager instead.

(e-mail address removed)

In Microsoft Picture Manager choose Export Picture {task pane on right
side}. The in the export size drop down list choose your preference Web -
Large or Web - Small. Both selections reduce the image export resolution
{hence file size}. Before exporting check the other settings in the Export
menu such as location, file name and image format. When you export, if you
choose a different location or file name, the original file will not be
changed. If you do not change either location or file name, the original
image will be replaced with the exported image.

Don

 

[http://www.jeffreydavidmorris.com]

Thank you, sincerely.

"http://www.jeffreydavidmorris.com"


In Microsoft Picture Manager choose Export Picture {task pane on right
side}. The in the export size drop down list choose your preference Web -
Large or Web - Small. Both selections reduce the image export resolution
{hence file size}. Before exporting check the other settings in the Export
menu such as location, file name and image format. When you export, if you
choose a different location or file name, the original file will not be
changed. If you do not change either location or file name, the original
image will be replaced with the exported image.

Don