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Re: Picture Posting for an person - t4d - 10-09-2014
testing
Sizing photos for posting - wood2woodknot - 11-13-2014
I have posted photos several times using Photobucket. I always feel a little guilty because they come through full screen. Most of them could do with a much smaller image. I have tried to find a way, but have not found one.
Suggestions please.
Thanks,
AJH (Wood2woodknot)
Re: Sizing photos for posting - Cian - 11-13-2014
Actually, modern browser versions now render oversized images to be "normal" viewing size. At least they do for me here on Woodnet. They never did that before. I npticed this change about a year ago.
But as far as your question, the easiest way to remedy this is to simply resize your image before publishing to the photo hosting site.
Re: Sizing photos for posting - Dan Moening - 11-17-2014
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I have posted photos several times using Photobucket. I always feel a little guilty because they come through full screen. Most of them could do with a much smaller image. I have tried to find a way, but have not found one.
There are any number of free applications that will do that for you.
One of the easiest to use that I've found is called EZthumbs from Fookes Software.
Fookes also makes a fantastic HTML editor called "Notetab".
Re: Sizing photos for posting - Splinter Puller - 12-21-2014
Dan Moening said:
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I have posted photos several times using Photobucket. I always feel a little guilty because they come through full screen. Most of them could do with a much smaller image. I have tried to find a way, but have not found one.
There are any number of free applications that will do that for you.
One of the easiest to use that I've found is called EZthumbs from Fookes Software.
Fookes also makes a fantastic HTML editor called "Notetab".
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a real easy way to resize photos is to email them to yourself. Outlook will resize them for you. Just right-click on the image and click "send to" and then email. it should ask you if you want to downsize the picture to send it. Super easy way to resize.
Re: How Do You Include A Picture(s) In A Post - cvillewood - 01-29-2015
test
[image]http://s1285.photobucket.com/user/mld1129/media/IMG_5404_zpsmlkktvn7.jpg.html]
Re: Picture Posting for an person - David G - 03-26-2015
Re: Picture Posting for an person - Stamper - 01-17-2016
test
Re: Picture Posting for an person - Stamper - 01-17-2016
test
Re: Picture Posting for an person - TxTawd - 03-29-2016
just testing
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/snAErf...__=w695-h926-no