How do I resize a raw photo to certain specs?

I am trying to use Aperture 3 to not only edit but also to export for uploading to printing labs and my camera club uploads.
I need to size photos at 1400px x 1050px. How do I do this?
Thanks!
SS

Susan-
Select the image and then go to File/Export/Version/Custom and set your pixel dimensions. You may want to crop to the appropriate ratio first.
HTH
-Allen Wicks

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