i think i figured this out ( the sequel)

[chalkmaster dave]

hhmmm...this seems to have worked. maybe technologoy isnt so scary....just like dating, kinda strange at first but after awhile you can download a date and everything seems so much easier.
this is a "new thread"...my first new thread i do believe.
how is everyone?
just finished summerfest in halifax....3 days of rain, one day of sunshine....thank god i can work fast or the entire thing woulda been a bust. ...it helps that halifax is always treating us great or i would cry...a lot.
ok...im gonna go play online scrabble and try to intellecually dominate some humans.
have an awesome day.
dave

[Jim]

Dave,

Great pics, but go into some image editing program and REDUCE your image sizes before uploading them. They're killing the layout of the pages.

Make them 72dpi (dots per inch or pixels per inch)
and no wider than 6 inches. Height doesn't matter, but width does (obviously.)

Thanks,
Jim

[chalkmaster dave]

yup

i will do that....sorry.......first time ive put up pics.
dave

[chalkmaster dave]

um...by the way....do you know how i would do that? im not too smart.
dave

[Lynneski]

Originally posted by Jim
Height doesn't matter, but width does

Finally, someone understands!

[Mr.Taxi Trix]

Open it in photoshop. Go to "image" up top, to the right of "edit"/ Scroll menu will show you "image size". You can wheel it into 72dpi there, and pick your sizes.

Did you see "word wars", the scrabble documentary? Awesome.

[chalkmaster dave]

dave the thanker

thank you taxi...ill go figure it out.
cheers
dave
i love scrabble

[Peter Voice]

Dave, after you make a smaller version, go to file and click on "save as" then use the same file name but add "sml" before .jpg
That way you will still have the original file as well as the new smaller version.
You can also edit your pictures already posted here by clicking on "Edit" at the bottom of the post. Go to "Attach File" and delete the file already there and then enter the smaller version.
Good luck, I'm sure you'll figure it out.

PS. Lynneski, I think I love you.