SillyDog701

[Wellander]

Those images are too wide, please re-size them so they are no wider than 550 pixels wide.

Hi,
Mandrake The images are not too wide.
I have no horzintal scorlling so there are fine.

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[Andrew T.]

Those images are too wide, please re-size them so they are no wider than 550 pixels wide.

Hi,
Mandrake The images are not too wide.
I have no horzintal scorlling so there are fine.

Regardless of whether or not they require you to horizontally scroll at your particular resolution, those images, at 800x600 resolution, are nevertheless too wide. SillyDog701 regulations, stated in blue below the "Message body" field of the "Post reply" screen, specify "If you want to include inline images, please ensure images are no wider than 550 pixel wide."

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[Al]

Looks good but what is the Wellendar Room for

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[Wellander]

Hi,
It is a place only for me.
Only Mods,Admin, And I have access to it.
It is where my bad posts and ones that the public does not need to see goto or posted.

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[Al]

Hi,
It is a place only for me.
Only Mods,Admin, And I have access to it.
It is where my bad posts and ones that the public does not need to see goto or posted.

oh okay looks good

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[Wellander]

Hi,
Before you all ask.
I speak, write, and read polish.
That is why I did thoes screenshots.

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[Al]

Hi,
Before you all ask.
I speak, write, and read polish.
That is why I did thoes screenshots.

Some people can guess what their point at because they remember where the icon/text are in their verison

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[Wellander]

Hi,
The icon for that version is no different then the english versions.

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[Al]

Hi,
The icon for that version is no different then the english versions.

I know... someone that doesn't understand Polish.. (like me) can just use the icons

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[Wellander]

Hi,
Yes.
Everyone who has access to my computers in my house knows polish.

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[Mandrake]

Resize those images so they are no wider than 550 pixels wide.

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[Wellander]

Resize those images so they are no wider than 550 pixels wide.

Hi,
1. I can not do that. It will destroy them.
2. I am beond my editing post time.

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[Don_HH2K]

They'll only lose resolution if you use an app like MSPaint. If you have something like Adobe Photoshop Elements, PaintShop Pro, etc... that's a much better choice. If you have XP installed on a machine, you can use the Image Resizer powertoy.
You may be able to use IrfanView to do that, I'm not sure about that. But, if you have a very fast connection, you can download the Adobe Photoshop Elements free trial, which is good for 30 days but is a 120MB download.

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[Antony]

IrfanView - freeware, and highly recommended.

IrfanView is created by Irfan Skiljan.

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[Wellander]

IrfanView - freeware, and highly recommended.

IrfanView is created by Irfan Skiljan.

Hi,
I use that program.
How do I cange the sizing in that program.

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