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    Curious on picture post

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    I have figured out how to post pictures which have been re-sized to 800 X 600. Yet they appear as thumbnails and I see some post with pictures lesser size in their properties that appear larger in the post.

    Is there a trick?

    One heck of a year since Feb reach. Ran 4 staff short, ahhhhh training new team members in now, so we got to push button on an October trip, thank you lord. Have been looking at an earlier Feb date for 2012. We think we are a year or so away from having unlimited time for life which of course would include Ja. My body says I need it, my soul agrees.
    I have won many awards in a lifetime of competition and service. But the highest was offered without plaque or fanfare on a hilltop in post Ivan Jamaica. A true Rasta and a dear friend observed "Chet you are like a father of men, you see need and fulfill that need without being asked". Let us be travelers and not tourist.

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    Hey Chet,
    When you drag your pointer over the pic, do you see a little pencil pop up? If so, click it and you will be allowed to change the pic size. Also, if you are using Google Chrome as your browser, I believe it is still not supported and will not work.


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    Trying!
    I have won many awards in a lifetime of competition and service. But the highest was offered without plaque or fanfare on a hilltop in post Ivan Jamaica. A true Rasta and a dear friend observed "Chet you are like a father of men, you see need and fulfill that need without being asked". Let us be travelers and not tourist.

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    Chet, or Colleen, I always just upload my pics to my Photobucket.com account, and then link the pic to the post with the add image button.. this way they show up full size on posts.. this is how I have always done it, cause some boards I am a member to will not host the pics themselves, also makes it easier to post the same pics on multiple boards. Let me know if you need help doing this, I think its the best way myself.. cingrats on October, I can't make it till after the first of the year..

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    here is a sample


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    This is a good tutorial.

    http://www.marksandel.com/PicResize.pdf

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    Below, is the link from the tech section of Negril.com...lot's of info in there also....
    http://negril.com/forum/showthread.p...-resize-images

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bnewb View Post
    Below, is the link from the tech section of Negril.com...lot's of info in there also....



    http://negril.com/forum/showthread.p...-resize-images
    I have won many awards in a lifetime of competition and service. But the highest was offered without plaque or fanfare on a hilltop in post Ivan Jamaica. A true Rasta and a dear friend observed "Chet you are like a father of men, you see need and fulfill that need without being asked". Let us be travelers and not tourist.

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    I think the secret to the elusive "pencil" that Booger is referring too is to click onthe "A/A" icon if you don't see the pencil when you put your cursor on the thumbnail. This icon switches you into "editor mode" which let's you manipulate the photos.
    Johio

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    I have won many awards in a lifetime of competition and service. But the highest was offered without plaque or fanfare on a hilltop in post Ivan Jamaica. A true Rasta and a dear friend observed "Chet you are like a father of men, you see need and fulfill that need without being asked". Let us be travelers and not tourist.

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