How do you reduce the pixels of an image to fit within certain requirements

I am trying to get the pixels of an image to fit certain requirements. When I try to edit the image in iPhoto by clicking custom constrain and then enter the pixel of dimensions I want, it will not adjust the image to them. Does anyone know how I can do this?

Select the pic in the iPhoto Window and go
File -> Export
in the resulting dialogue you can resize:
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Regards
TD

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