Posts: 227
From: ontario
Registered: DEC 2000

posted 10-01-2001 04:52 PM         

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can some one help me how do you get a pics that is to big. to load here just asking if it can be done was in the test area and it said pic was to many bytes
thank's for your help in advance livin xl bill s

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ceramic brakes
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Posts: 13833
From: San Antonio, Texas
Registered: JUN 2001

posted 10-01-2001 05:03 PM         

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If you have a program such as Photoshop you can click on image, then image size, and reduce size to 640 x 480 and see if that makes image small enough. Then save it under a new name. If you do not have a program email to me at musher@geofern.com and I will reduce and email back to you or post for you.

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2000 Black - Modifications
EXTERIOR: BADLUC license plate; Removed front bumpers/TGF covers & turnsignals; $9 Chrome grill; Front mud flaps; Xenon Blue headlight bulbs; Chrome cat logos; black NiteShades painted side markers; Shimmers - Rear Bumper; Custom painted blue faded to purple flames
INTERIOR: Shimmers - radio bezel/steering wheel; Carbon Fiber dash overlays; Tom Mills chrome gear shift knob; Two-tone leather steering wheel cover; white steering wheel circle; covererd console lid with black leather; DashGlove black dash cover; 3 3/4" Chrome housing AutoGage tachometer
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OTHER: Clifford security/remote starter; MOPAR trailer hitch/wiring harness; ceramic brake pads

Posts: 3047
From: United States
Registered: JUL 2000

posted 10-01-2001 05:09 PM         

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The picture upload area is limited to 70k per picture. Try reducing the physical size down to 640 by 480 pixels and it should fit, or email the picture(s) to me and I'll upload them and email you back the code to use in your post.

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Mike Krehel
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Posts: 2728
From: Piru, CA, USA
Registered: MAR 2001

posted 10-01-2001 05:42 PM         

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Another file saving method is to reduce the size of the dots per inch (dpi). The 'net won't broadcast anything larger than 72 dpi so reduce the dpi and don't worry about the clarity. You can even bump the picture back up to the original size (ie 640x480) after you reduce the dpi without losing clarity. It is wise not to post pictures too wide or else it throws the whole thread off and people have to scroll to the right just to read the posts.

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Cliff Watson

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