Uploading pics to an e-mail.
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Do you mean uploading pics to a post on this site?
If so, scroll down a bit from where you are typing your bit and you will see Additional Options. In there is Manage Attachments which, on clicking, brings up the upload section where you can browse all your pics and upload whichever you want. Make sure that they are not too large as there is a limit on the size of the pic. If it is too large you may have to resize it to get it on the attachment.
If so, scroll down a bit from where you are typing your bit and you will see Additional Options. In there is Manage Attachments which, on clicking, brings up the upload section where you can browse all your pics and upload whichever you want. Make sure that they are not too large as there is a limit on the size of the pic. If it is too large you may have to resize it to get it on the attachment.
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nivrip said:Do you mean uploading pics to a post on this site?
If so, scroll down a bit from where you are typing your bit and you will see Additional Options. In there is Manage Attachments which, on clicking, brings up the upload section where you can browse all your pics and upload whichever you want. Make sure that they are not too large as there is a limit on the size of the pic. If it is too large you may have to resize it to get it on the attachment.
Thanks Nivrip.
How do I know if they are to large.And if they are how do I resize them?
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The upper limit per pic is 200kb, anything bigger is rejected. You can get the picture size from the picture properties.
If mine are too big I use a free photo programme called Irfanview to resize them but I think just about all photo packages have a resize facility. If you have a photo package on your system it will be under Edit, Image or Options.
If mine are too big I use a free photo programme called Irfanview to resize them but I think just about all photo packages have a resize facility. If you have a photo package on your system it will be under Edit, Image or Options.
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As nivrip said.
The recommended maximum width size in pixels for the forum is 800.
Unless the picture is very high quality such as a RAW file resizing to 800 pixels wide will usually bring the pic size to 200kb or less.
Irfanview is free, easy to use and is ideal for resizing pictures, as nivrip said.
The recommended maximum width size in pixels for the forum is 800.
Unless the picture is very high quality such as a RAW file resizing to 800 pixels wide will usually bring the pic size to 200kb or less.
Irfanview is free, easy to use and is ideal for resizing pictures, as nivrip said.