Resizing .png images

Hi,
I have many .png images in several files and I am unable to resize them using the resizing tool (click & drag to resize). Does anyone have another way to resize these images, besides opening them and saving them in the correct size? Some images are used in several places and while one image size works in one file, it does not work in another. I'm afraid I'm going to have to maintain duplicate images.
I thought about saving the .png file into a different format, but that degrades the image some.....
thanks for your ideas.....!
RH 8.0.2

I generally work with jpg and gif formats so I was rather surprised to see the Resizer does not list PNGs as a supported format. Have you tried GIF format? It will depend on what the images are but screenshots seem to resize OK within limits.
Please follow this link and submit PNG resizing as a feature request.
http://www.Adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform&product=38
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     at com.sun.perseus.model.StructureNode.paint(+16)
     at com.sun.perseus.model.ModelNode.paint(+9)
     at com.sun.perseus.model.StructureNode.paint(+16)
     at com.sun.perseus.model.ModelNode.paint(+9)
     at com.sun.perseus.model.DocumentNode.paint(+16)
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Any response will be greatly appreciated.

> This technique is really just using a BEE, there is
> documentation on the BEE concept in the online help
> and Brian McKellar has a weblog on the subject as
> well.
OK, I think I get the idea. Will check the stuff. Thanks.
> Notice the strange D at the end of the line. This
> isn't in the original posting. Perhaps this is just
> bad cut and paste.
Just bad copy paste. Yes.
> You say that this isn't working for you - but you
> don't describe the results. Is there an error? Does
> it render anything in the button at all? Does the
> raw HTML get rendered?
I just saw coding in the button.
> You want to make sure that the
> text doesn't get encoded - which would cause the HTML
> source to display instead. On the htmlb:button you
> will want to set the attribute encode = FALSE.
OK, that was right on spot. This shows me the Icon! Strike!
> Also I am not sure that you can also pass in text
> with the image like that. You might have to create a
> full BEE and add the image and a textView separately
> into the BEE. Then render the entire BEE to a string.
I'll check the documentation on BEE and give it a try.
Thanks for your answer.
Thats a starting point for me.
Alf

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