When I resized them to fit 60kb it makes them blurry...ugh...

I'm still trying to understand if you're using a digital camera...which I think you are.

On my camera and the prior digital camera I had there were settings such as 640 X 480 as one of them. That's what I always select prior to shooting. The problem is, is if you shut the camera off, you'll most-likely such as in my case "reset" that option.

Should you forget to reset it and the camera uses its default setting..which on my camera is like 2200 X 1500 or whatever, then when I upload the photos into my computer "not using" the hardware that came with my camera but rather the hardware provided by Microsoft for all their users, the re-sizing is extemely easy to do. I believe the program is called "Photo Wizard." It does it all... removes the photos from your camera, allows you to view them where the picture has been enlarged by double-clicking on it and then gives you pull down menu's where you can find the option to "re-size" it.

To resize, select and click on "Image" then click on "re-size" then type in either 640 x 480 or 480 x 640. The latter being for photos taken where the image is taller than wide.

Lastly, if you should decide to use Photo Wizard instead of your other hardware/software(I don't know the difference)........ When you double click on a photo that was previously uploaded with your other previous program, you may need to go into the "properties" section of the photo itself by right clicking on the photo and selecting properties and then changing the "way to view the photo" by selecting "Photo Wizard."

I hope this helps. It's a bit wordy, but it's the best I can do from memory.

Dax

What I mess I wrote! I can't even understand it.

Later,

Dax

Sadly, I understood it...it helped me out alot.Thanks Dax...