d-ray657
05-19-2014, 07:13 PM
As a courtesy to other members, anyone posting a photograph or other attachment within a post should make sure that the insert does not distort the screen size. That is, if posted photos are so large that they make others reading a thread scroll from side to side to read the thread, the photos are too large. It is the responsibility of each poster to resize photos to a manageable size. 800x600 pixels works pretty well. The following photo is reduced to 800 x600.
http://i642.photobucket.com/albums/uu147/d-ray657/a7a7258a-3554-401b-9b46-8c1f648a308c_zps3f4a4282.jpg (http://s642.photobucket.com/user/d-ray657/media/a7a7258a-3554-401b-9b46-8c1f648a308c_zps3f4a4282.jpg.html)
That is about the max size before the margins start getting stretched.
Neither Pete nor I have the time to resize photos, so any over-size photos will be removed if we see them or they are brought to our attention. Anyone whose photos have been removed are free to reinsert a resized photo.
p.s. Photobucket has free online photo editing software. It generally comes with windows too.
Regards,
D-Ray
http://i642.photobucket.com/albums/uu147/d-ray657/a7a7258a-3554-401b-9b46-8c1f648a308c_zps3f4a4282.jpg (http://s642.photobucket.com/user/d-ray657/media/a7a7258a-3554-401b-9b46-8c1f648a308c_zps3f4a4282.jpg.html)
That is about the max size before the margins start getting stretched.
Neither Pete nor I have the time to resize photos, so any over-size photos will be removed if we see them or they are brought to our attention. Anyone whose photos have been removed are free to reinsert a resized photo.
p.s. Photobucket has free online photo editing software. It generally comes with windows too.
Regards,
D-Ray