Adjusting the jpeg image size

I am trying to upload to Amazon a pages to pdf to jpeg for a book cover with the following requirements:
72 DPI, 4500 pixels X 2820 pixels
When I get to jpeg conversion is just see the slider bar for quality and a pixels/inch box. How do I input this size restrictions?

You can do this in Preview. With the jpeg open, select Tools then Adjust Size from the menubar. This will work in 10.9.4, anyway; I don't know which OS is on your iMac.
Good luck
srb

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