So I’m at work and all the programs here do not resize to what I need. I need this picture resized to 3"x3" or 3"x4"
here
if needed. i need to take the picture and draw it 9x9 or 9x12 and do dot drawing with yellow, red, blue. its for my design class to graduate.
4"x3": (according to CS3 anyway)
It was originally 14x10
Or did you want it cropped so it was taller than wide?
It depends on the resolution, really…
The pic i posted is 4x3 at 72 pixels/inch
Do you need to print it or display it online?
Yeah, I’m a little confused as to what we’re trying to accomplish here. 
thanks. hope this goes smooth, two weeks off and i forgot to work on my project, and usually i take some time on these projects. what ever lol i got a lot of time at work. lol
print it
what resolution are you setting your printer to? usually 300 or 600…
the project consists of me gluing the picture i posted to the piece of paper i need to draw the same picture on. i need to have the printed piece 3x3 or 4x3. i need to measure out and even the picture at the bottom, past it. then make a grid on it 1x1. make a 9x9 or 12x9 square on the top of the paper, then draw it out in the grid that i have setup in the 9x9, 12x9 square. then i need to take the 3 colors and pretty much shad in the picture i draw with dots. sorry if i am not explaining it well, im trying to take call after call right now.
edit: honestly right now im just using the black and white printer at work. shitty i know. i dont currently have a working computer at my house and have not had the time really either. i just had to help my gf’s family move into there house
its the last class I need to graduate, just one elective class and this was the only thing i apparently could take that I thought I might actually enjoy.
My head is going to explode…
Try these, one of them should work…
Right Click, save as
72DPI:
150DPI:
300DPI:
600DPI:
thanks a lot, should help me.
hey newman, small picture is 2 1/4 x 3 all the rest are to large. any way of getting another.
if possible thank you again!
Try it at 100DPI:
perfect for what i need. thank you!
Your work has a shitty printer, haha…
yeah they are shitty, the computers are probably worse