Post your animal pictures!
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Hi All,
I thought I would start a thread on posting pictures of our loving animals. These are my two babies; I'm going to be adding another baby to my home here soon. I'm adopting another black female kitty like my female cat.
Blacks: 8yrs. 6months old (Female)
Bouncer: 5yrs 11months. (Male)
Zandalee, I have a great deal of difficulty posting photographs. I've found the most reliable way is to insert the photograph into a Word document, and copy and paste from there. If I try to do it directly, I get told the file is too big.
Maybe one of the moderators will be able to tell us simpler ways!
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Zandalee, I have a great deal of difficulty posting photographs. I've found the most reliable way is to insert the photograph into a Word document, and copy and paste from there. If I try to do it directly, I get told the file is too big.
Maybe one of the moderators will be able to tell us simpler ways!
Thank you much, Crowan I will try this method. Yes, the mood raptors are very helpful! I am a very proud subject of my doggies and they love their photos to be seem. One I believe is a requirement of his..that Ollie Rue!
Zandalee, I have a great deal of difficulty posting photographs. I've found the most reliable way is to insert the photograph into a Word document, and copy and paste from there. If I try to do it directly, I get told the file is too big.
Maybe one of the moderators will be able to tell us simpler ways!
Well, there are many ways. Unfortunately most people's cameras (and camera phones) take images that are essentially too big for a screen, as they're designed to be of a quality good enough to print (screen resolution is typically 72 dots per inch or 96 dots per inch, whereas a quality photo printer will print at least 600 dots per inch or 1200 dots per inch); so a photo quality image usually contains more information than is needed to just display it on a screen. Copying and pasting via Word can work to reduce the quality, but often your camera software or phone software will also have ways of producing a file that is smaller in size and suitable for "web usage".
Personally I have Paint Shop Pro software that I can use to take a photo and change it's size.
One thing you can do though, if you don't have that software is, get your image on the screen to a suitable size, click on your Start button in Windows (assuming you're using windows and not Mac) and type "snip" and you should see a program appear called "Snipping Tool". Choose that program and then it will allow you to click and drag to mark an area of the screen; so click and drag around your image. This will then appear in the Snipping Tool software where you can save it to a file, and it will be only as big as the image was on your screen, and the file will be smaller to upload. (Via the "Upload a File" option at the bottom of the Healthpages editor), or you can just copy and past the image from the Snipping Tool direct to the editor.
Thanks, Giles.
Thank you so much...I will re- group and try once again.