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There are a number of image editors available. Below find directions to resize an image using Paint.Net, Preview (Macintosh) or Microsoft Photo Editor

Image Sizes:
Right Column:
Width: 160px - maximum
Height: 110px suggested - can vary
Main Editable Region:
Width: 346px - maximum
Height: can vary

Image Resolution: 72ppi

Resizing with Paint.NET

1. Open the image to be resized.
2. Select Image > Resize
3. Change the width to 160 (right column) or 346 (main editable); resolution - 72ppi screenshot (.gif 11k)
4. Save the file as a jpeg (photos) or gif (clip art) (use Save-as if you want to keep the original file)

Resizing with Preview (Macintosh)

1. Open the image to be resized.
2. Select Tools > Adjust size
3. Change the width to 160 (right column) or 346 (main editable); resolution - 72ppi screenshot
4. Save the file as a jpeg (photos) or gif (clip art) (use Save-as if you want to keep the original file)

Resizing with Microsoft Photo Editor:

1. Open the image to be resized in Photo Editor
2. Select "Resize" from the Image menu - screenshot (.jpg 25k)
3. In the bottom left corner of the window that pops up change the Units to "Pixels" - screenshot (.jpg 25k)
4. Change the width to 160 (right column) or 346 (main editable) - screenshot (.jpg 24k)
5. Leave the other boxes unchecked
6. Click on OK
7. Select "Properties" from the File menu - screenshot (.jpg 32k)
8. Change the resolution box to 72 if it isn't already set to 72 - screenshot (.jpg 20k)
9. Save the image as a .jpg (use "Save As" if you don't want to delete the original) - screenshot (.jpg 32k)