Undo picture resize

I have imported a picture album from iPhoto into iWeb. The pics all have 1000 X 850 pix resolutions.
After uploading my web the pics are resized and smaller than the original resolution. How can I make iWeb display the pictures within the picture album in the original resolution. In other words: how can I prefend iWeb from resizing my pictures?
Btw in the settings of iWeb I did not tick the option to optimize pictures when importing

You can't. iWeb resizes the photos to 800 x 600. It's hardwired in to the application. Cyclosaurus has posted many javascript tips on changing much of an iWeb's features. I don't remember if he has posted one about changing the image size of slideshows and albums. Do a search for his posts in the iWeb forums for "slideshow" or "slideshow size" (something like that) and see what you find.
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which is the good tool for picture resizing?

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This app leaves the original alone and creates a new folder with the resized photos in it.
However, I get the best results by publishing my sites to a folder on my hard drive and running Web Site Maestro to optimize and upload the site to my server which is MobileMe.
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Also is there any way I can change the contact form email for all of my contact forms at once.
I have over 100 contact forms and i want to make them reach the same email anyway I can do that without going one by one?

If you have placed the image in Muse using File > Place and then scaled the image down in Muse while editing, then Muse publishes/exports the scaled down/optimized image in final output. When using as a Fill, the output size depends on the Fitting option you setup in the Fill options.
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I am new to Aperture and have a question about photo resizing. Many of you have heard of content aware resizing, does Aperture have something like that? I have to crop some pics and the object needs to be the same size as the original and not distorted .
Thanks

OK sorry if its unclear altho it seems straight forward to me.
Firstly i didn't mention cropping the image I am talking about reducing the overall image size which is something Aperture will only let you do on export to either another file/desktop or Flickr etc....
In Photoshop if I wanted to reduce an images overall size for the web I would go to the Image menu and select Image size and reduce the file size to what I needed and select Bicubic Sharper which apply's some form of sharpening whilst reducing the image size. I could then still apply some form of sharpening before outputting the file to the web/print.
As most photographers know when you reduce an images overall size you need to reapply some form of sharpening as the image has become slightly soft during the reduction process.
Now in Aperture you don't have this option, you can only reduce the images size via the export the file version menu with the "export preset" feature and that's it. You should have the option to apply sharpening to the reduced image file before exporting it.
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Done
Now because the image has been reduced from XXXX pixels to 1200 the original sharpening applied in Aperture has been radically reduced and you need to resharpen the image, so.....
instead of uploading the 1200 pixel image to flickr I export it to the desktop instead (at that size) and then re-import it back into Aperture for further sharpening before exporting the file to Flickr. This is an added step in the workflow which shouldn't be necessary, you should be able to do this from within Aperture in the first place. It's a huge omission imo.
As an example I have uploaded 2 images to Flickr.
The first one has had sharpening applied in Aperture and then uploaded to Flickr as a 1200 pixel size image.
The second picture is the same picture but exported to my desktop as a 1200 pixel image and then re-imported to Aperture for further sharpening before being uploaded to Flickr.
Look at the Parrot's face, its pretty obvious which is the better looking image. Anyone who is exporting images which have been reduced on export directly from Aperture are exporting soft images. This needs to be addressed by Apple, you should be able to save a downsized image in Aperture without having to export it and then re-import it.
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http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4016/44642586638b38c57c4do.jpg
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Undo tablespace resize error

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Hi Shobhit!
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Hi all
Anyone know of a simple program I can give to a client that
resizes images
on the fly? I'm getting images 3 mb from here :(
Ideally a program that has an email function within. A little
like Piccasa
but with the function to have the image sized down to (let's
say) 900 px
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problem, wanna live
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Ask them what is
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here :(
>>>
>>> Ideally a program that has an email function
within. A little like
>>> Piccasa but with the function to have the image
sized down to (let's
>>> say) 900 px wide.
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@EPalmer12,
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