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To: little jeremiah

Sometimes you just have to take it down to pretty small and move up til it gets right.

Unless you are looking at the Pixel width you have no real way of know.

To do that you have to look at the code which may or may not be available to you if you grab something from the web.


125 posted on 04/21/2018 5:54:56 PM PDT by No_Doll_i
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To: No_Doll_i

I don’t do the % thing I just start with 200 or 400 and see what it looks like.


126 posted on 04/21/2018 5:57:00 PM PDT by No_Doll_i
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To: No_Doll_i

To do that you have to look at the code which may or may not be available to you if you grab something from the web.

Another way to check is once you have the picture converted at PostImage, just open it in any program you want to and see how big it is then adjust it before you put it into the thread.

Look at the options you have at PostImage

There are links for thumbnails for forums, thumbnails for websites etc. See which one is best suited for threads and just use that link all the time.


The problem is that my brain is actually very, very limited. I mean, VERY.

Write poetry? Play musical instruments and learn how myself? Cook from scratch? Draw? Make my own herb formulas? I can do all those.

But the things you describe above... can’t do. I can only do very, very simple, primitive stuff with computers.

I do appreciate your help and I’m sure most freepers would totally grok it and be able to follow them. The only stuff I can do is copy and paste bits of html that people give me. I’m amazed I can even do that.


129 posted on 04/21/2018 6:16:16 PM PDT by little jeremiah (Half the truth is often a great lie. B. Franklin)
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