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earthbound
 Post subject: Re: Forum issues
PostPosted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 3:18 pm 
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I've got a couple of the frack basics covered for you whatwouldyourmothersay, but I'm sure you fairy will keep me on my feet with adding more words..

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 3:39 pm 
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I like learning new words. :joy:

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let me know and I'll ban them all for you Nocky ;)

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do you want a list Jaymie :mrgreen: the F word didn't change when I posted my story about the dingo, I changed that myself, but in BYAP it changed itself, is the only naughty word I have used so far, they usually slip out after beer o'clock :drink:

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Jaymie
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Joel has been updating the list

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I can supply a list if that helps. :thumb:

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oh I'm sure we'll manage thanks :)

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Any one else having problems loading photos?

I crop mine down to 800 x 600 but around every second time a try to load a photo it tells me it is too big in kilobytes and I have to cut it down so much for it to be accepted that it ruins the picture quality. :bad:

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Croping can still leave the file too large. Better off changing the res or loading it to photo bucket and it will shrink it down.

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I love this...
Microsoft power toy, image re-sizer.
http://download.microsoft.com/download/ ... ySetup.exe

Very small and simple, just right click a picture of any large size then select "resize picture" and go for medium. It renames the picture and creates one that will always look good and fit in the forum, no thinking involved.. see below.

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IMG_1989 (Medium).jpg [ 106.89 KiB | Viewed 11166 times ]

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Bugger that was easy. :god:


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is a few free image resizers, Pix resizer is my choice (other than Photoshop CS2) your problem simo is not the size but quality is way to high, reducing size will reduce KB but then makes it to small to view, another easy way to reduce quality is to highlight the pics you want to upload, right click and select send to, email recipient you will get a prompt, select make smaller and email them to yourself

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Guys, who made the extra, aquaponic-specific smilies in the AP forum ?

We really need the equivalent of the Evil and Twisted Evil smilies available in the AP forum. They are just perfect for so many situations !!

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Need an add smilie button.
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Nigel they are downloads the smilies, but you can always do above

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