printing and viewing large jpgs

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ecpclio

I would like to print large jpgs to fit the size of the
printer paper. Can that be done in IE 6?

I would like to have a magnifying glass to use with large
jpg images in IE. Why can't I use a third party viewer
for jpgs in IE when I can for any other image format?

I would be grateful for any help. Printing out the upper
corner of a large jpg image is not helpful.
 
G

Guest

Hi Ecpclio have you tried saving them to something like Photoshop Elements by right clicking and saving them. Change the size in there by selecting Image resize untick the resample box and put in 300 pixels put the tick back in and click OK then change the pixel size to what you want a good size is about 850 pixels wide the height will look after itself. Save it to your pictures folder, then right click on it and open with your Browser it should fill the page. Hope this might be of help any photo software you have will do it.
 

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