Resizing a photo on export

I am trying to resize a photo so that it will print as an 8x10 without losing any of the image due to cropping. I set the image sizing in export to be a width and height of w=8 and h=10. When i export it, i still get the same crop that it would have if i uploaded an un-resized photo. I am uploading the file to Mpix.com.
Am i doing this wrong or what? I can't get my photo to print in an 8x10. I know about my camera taking a 2x3 ratio photo.
Thanks,
Brian

In the print screen, select print to jpg. Setr the custom file dimensions to 8 X 10. Set sharpening, media type, ppi and colour management according to the paper being printed on (if you don't have a paper profile use sRGB). Set the grid at 1 row and 1 column. Pull your Cel size to maximum. You will now see your print uncropped as it will be on 8 X 10 paper with borders. If you wish to see how it will apear if you filled the paper select zoom to fill. You can also set borders etc. here.
When finished print to file and send the jpg file to the printer.

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