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I forgot to add that when you change the mode to indexed color, select web colors to reduce the number of colors the file will use.<br />
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DeeDee
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I forgot to add that when you change the mode to indexed color, select web colors to reduce the number of colors the file will use.

DeeDee

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dmullis,<br />
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Can you tell us more about what you are trying to do? Are you trying to decrease the file size, or the pixel dimensions, or both? What's your goal for the images? How much image loss is acceptable (all compression entails some loss)?<br />
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LHerrou
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dmullis,

Can you tell us more about what you are trying to do? Are you trying to decrease the file size, or the pixel dimensions, or both? What's your goal for the images? How much image loss is acceptable (all compression entails some loss)?

LHerrou

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Thanks Deedee and Ilerrou.<br />
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What Deedee said, I tried immediately and it worked for me.<br />
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Deidre
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Thanks Deedee and Ilerrou.

What Deedee said, I tried immediately and it worked for me.

Deidre

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Hi,<br />
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I am new with photoshop and I tried to reduce these graphics using photoshop. I also downloaded a third party program to help me reduce these files but it couldn't. Does anyone know how to condense hard to condense files?<br />

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Hi,

I am new with photoshop and I tried to reduce these graphics using photoshop. I also downloaded a third party program to help me reduce these files but it couldn't. Does anyone know how to condense hard to condense files?


Need to reduce a couple of graphic images

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