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Right-click on one or more picture files on your computer. Select Resize pictures from the menu that appears. Select one of the preconfigured sizes, or indicate a custom size and enter the desired dimensions. Select Resize.

In the Gmail app, start by selecting ?settings? and then ?see all settings.? Scroll to ?signature? where you can add or customize the format. Insert your image by choosing the image icon in the toolbar. After you've uploaded the photo, resize it by selecting small, medium, or large.

Right-click (Ctrl-click) the file and choose Compress. A new file will be created on your desktop with a . zip of the same name. If you have several files you need to compress, make a folder with the files you want to compress, and then right-click (Ctrl-click) and Compress.

Paint Right-click the picture in Windows Explorer, point to "Open With" and select "Paint." Click "Resize" in the Image group, or press "Ctrl-W." Enter a percentage in the "Horizontal" or "Vertical" field to reduce the image to a percentage of the original. ... Click "OK" to resize the picture.

Use the Zoom control at the right, bottom of the Outlook window. If you are using a mouse with a wheel control, click the Reading Pane, press Ctrl, and roll the scroll wheel. Rolling the wheel away from you makes the contents larger, rolling the wheel toward you makes the contents smaller.

In-message images: Photos, animations, and audio clips add to email file size. Animated GIFs are particularly large because every frame is essentially an image. The more frames the GIF has, the larger it is. Headers: Header information that describes the email's route isn't visible, but it counts toward the size.