12-05-2021, 08:48 AM
As I said in another thread, Microsoft Paint will do it, and should be on a Windows machine by default.
It's really just a case of opening the image in Paint, and then clicking on Resize. Then you can enter the new size - you have a choice of pixels or percentage (try 50%). Then save it (or Save As to use a different filename if you wish to keep the original).
OK, there might be even easier methods, but this isn't exactly difficult, and there should be nothing to install.
On the off-chance that Paint isn't on your PC, you can easily reinstall it: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/1404...-10-a.html
It's really just a case of opening the image in Paint, and then clicking on Resize. Then you can enter the new size - you have a choice of pixels or percentage (try 50%). Then save it (or Save As to use a different filename if you wish to keep the original).
OK, there might be even easier methods, but this isn't exactly difficult, and there should be nothing to install.
On the off-chance that Paint isn't on your PC, you can easily reinstall it: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/1404...-10-a.html
