Photoshop Siggy help please

[Roxyluvsme13]

It should be under Image>Image Size? At least that's how it is in regular photoshop..

And for rainbows, I don't really know how to explain that so I will leave it to someone else.

[Freedom]

Darn. I've done that twice. The second time, I set it to 2 inches by 2 inches and saved it.

It is still enormous!!!
I saved it with a different name, and I uploaded to photobucket on the new name. Nothing.

Other suggestions? I'm willing to try!

[Roxyluvsme13]

Wow, that is really weird. It should have resized it? Do you see where it says inches? Try changing that to pixels.

[Karen]

Under image size, make sure it is set to 72 dpi, then 2 inches by 2 inches. 72 dpi is screen resolution.

When you save, also do a "save as" and choose .jpg, or use the "save for Web" feature, that will help you choose the amount of compression, and create a smaller file size.

[Freedom]

There is NOTHING called dpi.

If I change PPI, then that SETS the inches automatically. And a ppi of 72 equals a 35 inch square!

I give up. I've spent over 3 hours on this; AGAIN. I gave up last time at the 5 hour mark. I'm learning. . . . .

Anyone wanna make me a siggy?

[kittycats_delight]

Sandra if you want to email me the siggy I will fix it up to the right size for you. Email it to [email protected]

[ChrisH]

I found an Elements Save For Web video tutorial for you. It's for 3 but I should think the principals are the same. Hope it helps.

http://www.photoshopsupport.com/elem...e-for-web.html

[Freedom]

Thanks to all.

Kittycats delight fixed my siggy for my HOORAY!

I will look at the tutorial, as I really want to learn to do this . . . one day. As my Dad always says, "You can't learn any younger!"

So I'll start looking at the tutorial and such and maybe eventually it will all make sense.