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Hello out there. Help! How big do I need to make thse photos? Will they become distorted? Kathiep
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Kathie,
Welcome to RetouchPRO!
It looks like you figured out how to post the larger photos just fine. Congratulations on conquering a hurdle that just about everyone goes through their first time posting here! If you'd like more detailed information on resizing photos for RetouchPRO, you might want to take a look at this tip which I wrote a little while ago.
Jeanie -
P.S. I also sent you a private message. If you haven't found that part of the forums yet, go to User CP (last item on the popout menu) and then click on Private Messages on the right near the top.
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