Enlarging Images?

i have some documents to print, is there any way of enlarging them before printing? when i print them straight from the original they are very small and can hardly be read. the documents that i have are census images taken with a digital camera and sent to me in a email. Thank ypu.

download the images on your computer and save it to ur picutres folder. Open it with an image editor soft ward that u have on your computer.... I'll use paint for exmpl.... at least every windows have that.

Open paint...(start, allprog, acc, paint.)
Click file, open. borwse to the picture and click open.
Click image, skech and screw.
type 200 or whatever percentage u want. in the boxes.
click ok and and print.... bingo.

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either a) put them in paint and enlarge them that way or b) save them under a larger photo quality eg. TIFF or JPEG.

You could resize the images, or just print the images separately, but that would greatly reduce the quality of the shots, considering that they were probably compressed before being sent through the e-mail server so that they could fit. Anyways, the best way to approach it is to make sure that each image is somewhere simple (like My Documents or My Pictures), and go to each one and right click the image in the folder. Click "Print..." and you should be able to choose how big you want to print it (half page, full page, wallet size, etc.). Once again, just warning you that the photos will be of lower quality than the originals because of their transfer through the e-mail server, and the size they were originally printed are probably their size from the e-mail, so it will just stretch it out when you print it. Hope this helps.