Another tutorial?

[bskts4bj]

Or a link to a site that will teach me how to do this??

I have Photoshop 7 on my home computer, but have no idea how to use it, and definitely don't understand the "language". I want to be able to make a picture I've taken with my digital camera smaller. What I want to do is make several pictures 2x2 in size, and put them all together to print as a 4x6 picture. Does this make any sense? If we have any books on this at home that maybe came with the software, only the heavens above know where it's at (that's my DH system of filing) and since he's really not talking to me right now, I doubt that I'll get any assistance from him.

TIA,
Brenda

 

[Fran98765]

There should be an Image > Resize thing somewhere. Resize it by inch or pixels (600x600 is 2x2 in).

 

[Mrs Hobbes]

I have photoshop CS3 and I'm not sure if it is exactly the same as 7 but to resize an image you do the following

1 - Click on the 'image' tab along the top
2 - Look down list and click on 'image size'
3 - Type in the width and height fields in Document size, you can select inches as the measurement and just type in 2 for each field. This will give you an image 2"x2"
4 - Create a new document in 4x6 size making sure the new document resolution is the same size as your photos 300dpi is normal. Then drag your 2"x2" photo squares onto your new document and arrange in the space. Save the document as a jpeg and it is ready to print as a 6x4 photo.

If you need any more help pm me and you can email me the photos and I'll do it for you.