How to change width of line in Microsoft Office Paint for the already drawn figure

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I am using Microsoft Office 2007 Paint to draw a my figures. What is question is, I have already drawn figure with more thickness line, now I want to change the thickness (width) of the each line of figure or all parts of the figure. How to change width or thickness of all the drawn lines or individual lines using Microsoft Office 2007 paint.

I have attached already drawn my figure below, now I want to change all lines in my figure.
 

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Select the required part of your figure using select tool, then right click and select resize option.
 
In paint It looks like this

Select line for drawing from left panel

Line width is shown in lower most part on left panel, select the desired width from list available.
 
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In paint It looks like this
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Select line for drawing from left panel
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Line width is shown in lower most part on left panel, select the desired width from list available.
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Dear Friends,
You didn't understand my question, You have advised me to do that you take new line and take the desired width of line. But I don't want to take new line and change the width of line as we desire. As I have shown in the figure posting # 1, already drawn old figure is there, for that old drawn figure, I want to change the width of each line of old drawn figure. That is my question, how to change old drawn figure width of line.
 

I tried Resize but it shortened the line while making it narrower which is not what you want.
 

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I doo'd (did) it.
in Resize, I needed to uncheck the box called "maintain aspect ratio" then I could resize the vertical or horizontal of the lines.
 

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