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Bob Draper
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Using media resizer

After downloading media resizer open...........
1, select load image
2. type size in box say 800x600
3. select settings, move slider to say 50% click OK
4. select save and call it another name from original, save it to your "my pictures"
go to your my pictures and hover mouse over the new picture and make sure it is under 50kb, if not reload it in media resizer and reduce again until you get it under 50kb.

For avatar picture,original must be in portrait . use media resizer’s default size
that’s it
click here for resizer download

look at attachment on how to use

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Regards Bob..... my desktop pc O/S vista / my laptop o/s win7

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21/11/2008 10:07:54

Ian Beedles
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Thanks Bob, I was wondering what was the best way to download my archive of photos to the site, now I know

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21/11/2008 14:16:54

Philip Mordle
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uploading photos

Quoting: Bob Draper
After downloading media resizer open...........
1, select load image
2. type size in box say 800x600
3. select settings, move slider to say 50% click OK
4. select save and call it another name from original, save it to your "my pictures"
go to your my pictures and hover mouse over the new picture and make sure it is under 50kb, if not reload it in media resizer and reduce again until you get it under 50kb.

For avatar picture,original must be in portrait . use media resizer’s default size
that’s it
click here for resizer download

look at attachment on how to use

View Attachment

Last edited by Bob Draper

Thanks bob great help, will they cut the free load off after a lotted time, best regards, phil.

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11/01/2009 21:42:45

Bob Draper
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Quoting: Philip Mordle
Thanks bob great help, will they cut the free load off after a lotted time, best regards, phil.

Hi Phil,
I have had it for over 4 years and it has not run out yet.

Regards Bob..... my desktop pc O/S vista / my laptop o/s win7

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17/01/2009 06:58:05

Graham Removed
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Hi Bob.
Image resizing, When i have resized an image, then discover it is not small enough and try to resize again, it says the image is then small, small but the size in KB has not changed, can you help please ?

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