How can I resize my logo in my header?

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    My logo doen't look like I would like it. I need to resize it but I don't know how. :confused:
     
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    Use a graphics editor such as Photoshop or MS Paint
     
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    Photoshop would be a quick way to do it... if you placed it in your image code <img src="fdg.jpg" width="200" height="300"> then it might make the image a bit distorted. Make sure you resize to proportion as well ;)
     
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    Ckrismoney Well-Known Member

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    It looks bad when I resize it. Can I crop the top?
    I cropped the bottom but MSphotoshop is confusing when it comes to trying to crop the top.
     
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    MSphotoshop? lol.

    flip the image, crop the top, flip it back and volia :D

    and although i dont ahve paint on this comp, isnt there a thing where you can select what you want to crop out? Are you using the marquee box or somethign instead of the crop tool?
     
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    Thanks everybody but I found another way. Take a look
     
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