How Do You Resize Your Signature Pictures?

[neepo13]

I get messages saying mines are to big sometimes and I always just end up deleting them because I dont know how to change the size. So how do you do it?

[Drkraven]

Yours is fine right now-- a graphics person would have to answer that, because I have not a clue!

[Guest Birdfan]

I know how to do avatars, but not signature pics.

[Devastat1on]

One way you can do it, would be to open your signature in MS Paint, and using the tool in the top right in the left hand column(looks like a dotted rectangle), outline the picture with it, and then click on one of the highlighted corners, and move it inward towards the center of the picture to any size you want the signature at.

Feel free to message me if this is too confusing to you.

MS Paint Left Hand Toolbar.

Button To Click On The Toolbar.

While Draging Corner Towards Center Of The Picture, IT Should Look Like This.

The final product should be the size of the smaller box.

Hope i helped.. Again, if this seems confusing, feel free to message me.

[neepo13]

One way you can do it, would be to open your signature in MS Paint, and using the tool in the top right in the left hand column(looks like a dotted rectangle), outline the picture with it, and then click on one of the highlighted corners, and move it inward towards the center of the picture to any size you want the signature at.

Feel free to message me if this is too confusing to you.

MS Paint Left Hand Toolbar.

Button To Click On The Toolbar.

While Draging Corner Towards Center Of The Picture, IT Should Look Like This.

The final product should be the size of the smaller box.

Hope i helped.. Again, if this seems confusing, feel free to message me.

Thanks.

[#1 D]

changing the sig pic size in ms word really messes up the coloring of the picture. i mean look at my todd heap! it's not as vivid as it is supposed to be ,and the colors are "blocky" and distorted! there has to be a better way to do this.

[Devastat1on]

changing the sig pic size in ms word really messes up the coloring of the picture. i mean look at my todd heap! it's not as vivid as it is supposed to be ,and the colors are "blocky" and distorted! there has to be a better way to do this.

Yea, thats the only side-effect of using MS Paint. Im sure if you google and look around, you can find something easy. Saving in the JPEG type seems to be more effective than the GIF type though. The JPEG does tend to slightly change the coloring of the picture.