Calibrating image resolution in CS5-CS6

I am teaching a class to create a courtroom display. I have a ppt from the FBI Lab that told me to take two fingerprints, calibrate the image resolution and find a common denominator before i can proceed. I am new to Photoshop and am not sure where i calibrate image resolution or how.

Thank you for responding. Someone from Foray contacted me and explained what to do. They want the image size of two photographs to be as close as possible to the same. If there is disparity, I am to find a number in pixels that is somewhere between the high and low of the two photos…a common denominator. When the photos are resized to that resolution they should fit on top of each other almost identically.
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