Here:

woo hoo ! look at me !
posting pic's !

thank you library lady

Hoo boy. Now we're doomed!

Very nice.
I gotta learn me some of that.

Look! It’s Oliphants!

quote:

Originally posted by bendable:

Whoa! That's a pretty serious antigen.

I see Heffalumps. Where are the Woozles?

Now ( the question is
Had the two photo's above not been 350x350,

and they were 700x700

How many years of college level fortran, tralfaz and math would it take

for a guy like me to resize them to fit on a forum like this?

Depends. I don't think this forum does auto-scaling of pictures. If it does, I've never gotten it to work. So, if all you are doing is dropping in the URL of a picture from some other site, you are probably out of luck.

Now, if it is YOUR picture and you are putting it up on some hosting site, then you can either re-size it using Microsoft Paint, or sometimes the hosting site will have a little tool to let you resize it. In MS Paint, you just open up your picture, press Ctrl+W (or find the 'resize' button) and it will show you a little dialog that lets you resize the whole thing either by a percentage, or to a specific size in pixels. After you get it to the size you want, you can then upload it to a photo hosting site like normal.

- Bret

EDIT: Speaking of which: rusbro, your avatar doggie is HUGE! Might want to give it the 'ole MS Paint resize treatment.

thanks sadler,
resizing from a camera is not a problem.

I wonder where that Karminator guy is?

it took some kind of genius to invent that wonder thing.

Perhaps he could make some web site similar to
the post image web site.


it would offer a box where you could place the URL
then

it would offer a box to place either a 50% shrink , a 33% shrink
or a 66 % shrink.

then it would offer a New URL at the bottom for you to copy .

If you learn some basic photoshop, you’ll be unstoppable.

You can resize in Microsoft Paint, which is most likely installed on your computer/the computer you use. Also, if you use a site to host images such as imgur.com, they have built-in editing features.