Thanks ...
Not quite sure what you mean ...
"So, start with the Work you want to resize, and create a new object
with the desired size your trying to get. then copy one into the other."
Do you mean do the above In Gimp2? Then export to a jpg from gimp2?
Thanks
>I may not be able to answer yo
>Thanks ...
>Not quite sure what you mean ...
>
>"So, start with the Work you want to resize, and create a new object
>with the desired size your trying to get. then copy one into the
>other."
>
>Do you mean do the above In Gimp2? Then export to a jpg from gimp2?
>
>Thanks
Gimp, you can have m
I may not be able to answer your question, but I can explain a few things that I
am taking on blind faith and its working.
So, start with the Work you want to resize, and create a new object with the
desired size your trying to get. then copy one into the other.
Then the magic piece is to Expo
Thanks - I'll give it a go.
Cheers
>Gimp is a raster editor and works in pixels. When you scale an image,
>the pixels are not scaled they stay the same so for your signature
>image reduced to 10% means several hundred pixels are crammed into
>maybe a dozen: see screenshot 1
>
>You can get a littl
>Hi, I too have an issue understanding how resizing works, especially
>with reference to Word.
>I wasn't sure if I should post a new thread, but decided this was sort
>of pertinent to my issue.
>Please let me know if I should create a new post.
>
>Basically, If I have a big image (a signature, blac
Hi, I too have an issue understanding how resizing works, especially with
reference to Word.
I wasn't sure if I should post a new thread, but decided this was sort of
pertinent to my issue.
Please let me know if I should create a new post.
Basically, If I have a big image (a signature, black and w
>Hi menglor,
>
>The process you describe will give you images of different sizes if
>the
>originals have different DPI values, because when you scale an image
>to
>be a certain number of inches in size, the GIMP looks at the DPI
>resolution of the image first, then scales the image to be X number o
Thank you, I will give it a try.
I am pretty sure it wont work for me because I am actually cutting out the
picture inside the lable. so its not the label size I need, but a smaller piece
of it.
--
menglor (via www.gimpusers.com/forums)
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gimp-user-
Thanks for your reply. I am reading through what your saying, and I cross
posted this question on another site and getting a similar answer.
I dont want to duplicate the work, but I need to get some kind of "simple"
working solution. so I am hoping I can comment a few things and maybe drive the
c
her ways to solve a problem. The
auto-label maker in WORD is a nice feature and can be used to print images
on labels.
Cheers,
Rick S.
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From: menglor
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2017 9:05 AM
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On 11/20/2017 09:05 AM, menglor wrote:
> Good Day!
>
> I am a newbie learner to “” and I am trying to accomplish a series of steps,
> but
> things just don’t seem to work out for me.
>
> I have 2 problems, well more but I wont go into everything
>
> - Basically I am trying to import a
Good Day!
I am a newbie learner to “” and I am trying to accomplish a series of steps, but
things just don’t seem to work out for me.
I have 2 problems, well more but I wont go into everything
- Basically I am trying to import a picture of varing sizes, and then
resize
them to fit a s
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