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Carol enjoying the Florida sunshine

Certainly looks like she's having a great time I KNOW she was!!!

Love the test pic! And Carolb, I love seeing your smiling face each day on your posts... just keep 'em coming there are quite a few of us living vicariously thru your adventures.

Great pic of Carolb. I think that is a good size. Good job.

Redwahine wrote:Great pic of Carolb. I think that is a good size. Good job.

Personally, would like the pic a tad bigger. But love seeing the smiling face.

Bethers wrote:

Redwahine wrote:Great pic of Carolb. I think that is a good size. Good job.

Personally, would like the pic a tad bigger. But love seeing the smiling face.

When you resize, you put numbers in. What approx numbers is a good size??? You put in one number and it automatically apportion the other. For example the avatar can not be bigger than 90 x 90. A thumbnail size. That is also a good size for our signature pics. The ones I posted recently, comments said too small. Trying to figure out what is a good size????

600 pixels on the longest side would be what I go with just because that's what we go with in the scrapping world. I certainly wouldn't go any smaller than 40 pixels.

Sandersmr wrote:600 pixels on the longest side would be what I go with just because that's what we go with in the scrapping world. I certainly wouldn't go any smaller than 40 pixels.

That's a perfect forum size. I'd stick with that or possibly make the larger side 500. But make it large enough for our aging eyes

And that should have said no smaller than 400 pixels.

I tried resizing a picture and wonder if this will work. This was a blimp that flew over our site about a week ago.

I did it once, with the resizing, but I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong now. I've deleted a half dozen pictures and now I'm tired on taking notes. I'll try again when I see Lori in a couple weeks.

Irmi, I resize pics before I put them on Photobucket. I don't use it for that - only for showing the pics.

Beth, that makes a lot more sense than what I'm doing. I'll get this figured out, one way or the other. Thanks for your help.

I use VSO Image resizer to re-size pictures before I load them onto PB. I love this program, easy to use, many options for size and an option to keep the original. And it's free. Then I send the resized pictures to a separate folder named PB so they are easy to find to load onto PB.

http://download.cnet.com/VSO-Image-Resi ... 68829.html