Head First HTML with CSS

using save for web
As you can see, there’s a lot of functionality built into this
dialog. Let’s put it to good use. To resize the image, you
need to change the width to 600 pixels and the height
to 400 pixels. Then you need to save the image in JPEG
format. Let’s start with the resize...
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This will not affect the original image,
just the file you’re going to save.
(1) Change the image size here
to a width of 600 and a height
of 400. If you have “Constrain
Proportions” checked, then all you
have to do is type the new width,
600, and Elements will change the
height to 400 for you.
(2) Once the width and
height are set correctly,
click “Apply” to let
Elements know this is
the size you want.
You must click Apply to reduce the image size; otherwise,
the image will be saved at its original width and height.