Pixels size of photos

I recently bought an iMac and the Genius guys transferred everything over from my PC. I emailed a couple of photos of my house to my real estate agent and she said they arrived as 640 x 480. I am certain that they were taken with a 7 megapixel camera and appeared with very high resolution on my PC.
Now my first problem is that when I click the little i on a photo I get no information on the pixel size and I believe it should be there. For starters can someone tell me how to get the pixel size?

When you click on the Mail icon you should get a window that allows you select the size option:
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Burt there is a further place you need to set the size: in the New Message Window in Mail:
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TD

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I have taken a photo or found one online.
It's now on my ipad.
How do I tell the pixel resoution of the photo via the ipad?
I have two of the same photos on my device at the moment and want to delete one. They may both be 2048/2048, but without emailing them or putting them in Dropbox, and viewing on my laptop, I don't see how to tell.

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Hello,
Please give me step by step instructions on how to change the pixel size of my photos from the time I log in.
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In the tool bar on left side of screen 5th icon down looks like a sliding picture frame. That is the crop tool, that will adjust the pixel size of a document by removing a portion of the image, allowing you to get rid of portions of the image you do not want.
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http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=165597
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I wish to upload pictures to a site and they have requested min size 40 x 40 max size 200 x 200 I assume this is pixel size but can find no way of doing this in Aperture.
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For the life of me, I can't find out what size a photo is in terms of inches or how to change the size of the photo[s] so I can print them. I think I read somewhere to click edit, then click adjust. Nothing there about sizing.

For the life of me, I can't find out what size a photo is in terms of inches or how to change the size of the photo[s] so I can print them. I think I read somewhere to click edit, then click adjust. I don't see anything about re-sizing when I click the adjust tab: only saturation and tint levels. Thank you.

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