One of the things that I do now, is use a photo hosting service, IE photo bucket. It's free. You load your photos to their site then you insert them using html code. That lets them stay big enough to see them. I use to use hp's program to reduce the over all size, but that caused distortion, etc.
Good Luck,
Susan

Thanks Susan. I posted a picture in the Gallery.

I edit in Paint cause that's all I have to play with.

Paint>Image>Stretch/Skew allows you to change the entire photo by percentage

If I don't want the whole thing I click on the dotted box to the left, click & drag the part I want, release the button, click inside the 'box' I just made and drag it to the upper left corner. Then I found I can eliminate the extra by Paint>Image>Attributes and entering the new numbers I want for the width & height. There is a white dot at the mid-point on the top (width) & side (height) . When I drew the arrows pointing to the top & side there really were white dots. Guess they didn't get saved. Anyway those help me guess what number to use. I put in a number and press enter. If I like it but it's still too big I enter another number. If I guessed too small I can Edit>Undo and go back to the previous size.
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