How to size images to 1024x768 pixels in iPhoto7.1.4?

As a member of a local photo club I am required to size my jpeg images to 1024 x 768 pixels and I have not been able to do that in iPhoto? Is there a way? (Does 1024 x 768 pixels equal 3"x5"?)

Delaneymac
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As a member of a local photo club I am required to size my jpeg images to 1024 x 768 pixels and I have not been able to do that in iPhoto? Is there a way?
Sure - select the Photo(s) and go to the file menu ==> export command and export as a JPEG - you can select the size during the export process
(Does 1024 x 768 pixels equal 3"x5"?)
No there is no relation between pixels and inches - IF you were to print a 1024x768 pixel at 300 dpi it would be 2.56"x3.41" - or if you printed it at 100 dpi it would be 10.24"x7.68"
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height 2064
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