How do I re size a jpeg image

If you are specifically looking for best way in PSE to resize images for web etc save for web solves your issue. http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/getting-started/save-web-fri endly-format.html
There is Optimize to file size text box in whcih you can enter your desired size and sit back. When shown done click ok and save and you are good to go.
Quick, easy to use though powerful.
Thanks,
Garry

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You may want to use Image > Image size... and dial in the sizes you want.
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following code. My following code shows the original
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Quantity                                      Unit
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length                                 meter       m
mass                                   kilogram    kg
time                                    second      s
electric current                       ampere      A
thermodynamic temperature              kelvin      K
amount of substance                    mole        mol
luminous intensity                     candela     cd
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plane angle             radian            rad      1
solid angle             steradian      sr       1
angular velocity                                rad/s
angular acceleration                            rad/2
frequency               hertz          Hz       s-1
speed, velocity                                 m/s
acceleration                                    m/s2
force                     newton            N        kg m/s2
pressure, stress        pascal            Pa       N/m2
energy, work, heat      joule            J        kg m2 /s2, N m
power                     watt           W        kg m2/s3, J/s
power flux density                              W/m2
linear momentum, impulse                        kg m/s, N s
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electric potential, emf     volt           V        W/A, J/C
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conductance             siemens        S        A/V, -1
inductance              henry          H        Wb/A
capacitance             farad          F        C/V
electric field strength                         V/m, N/C
electric displacement                           C/m2
magnetic field strength                         A/m
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1024      yotta     Y      10-1      deci       d
1021      zetta     Z      10-2      centi      c
1018      exa       E      10-3      milli      m
1015      peta      P      10-6      micro     μ
1012      tera      T      10-9      nano       n
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