April 12, 200719 yr The topic title says it all. I just became a TC supporter and wanted to celebrate with a photo of my latest creation, but the images are too large for TC software to permit them going on. Can anyone explain how to resize them? Thanks in advance, Jay
April 12, 200719 yr HI there Jay, I really struggled with this for ages and i asked Andy this a couple of times but he got sick of me being pc useless i guess ,so used my noddle and typed it into google. It came up with this site which is the one i now use to upload pics onto this site. Hope this helps http://www.resize2mail.com/
April 12, 200719 yr The easiest way I found is to try to e mail the picture, this automatically asks if you want to resize and then does it for you, save to desktop ready for posting, easy!
April 12, 200719 yr Irfanview is a free image program that you can resize the photos. Or send me the photo and I'll resize for you. Edited April 12, 200719 yr by Dabnabit
April 12, 200719 yr Author Sorted! Thanks for all the great advice! It occurred to me that I could just put the photos on yahoo's Hodaka group, nip them off there and wala! They are downsized. Dumb people have to go about things differently I suppose.
April 13, 200719 yr Author Thanks again all! I tried Marky boy's web site first and it works quite nicely. I had no trouble whatsoever. It even allowed me to rotate the image. Sweet!
April 14, 200719 yr Another good image editing app is The Gimp. It is a Photoshop clone and is 100% free
April 16, 200719 yr I now know of several ways to resize photos but how do you get the photo on the page, as a large photo and not as a Thumbnail or a Link ? You can guess im not an IT expert, Cheers, Vaughan.
April 16, 200719 yr Use a hosting site like photobucket then copy and paste the "tag" line under the image you upload
May 1, 200719 yr Use a hosting site like photobucket then copy and paste the "tag" line under the image you upload absolute easiest I found is a free program calle pixresizer. it is super easy, and you can save as any size and rez and also aspect ratio. Edited May 1, 200719 yr by SniperX
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