Reply With QuoteHow small?Originally Posted by The Melmaan
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Pictures -- Need help on!!!
I have been trying to publish pictures of the stuffs on my E34.... it always comes back that I'm trying to publish a picture that has big memory and we are only required 97K of space.
Experience the same issue???
The pics that I'm trying to publish are JPEG only and small.
Can anybody help me on this???
Thanks
Grand Master
How small?
1990 E34 535iA, 215,000kms (130,000 miles).
Dual Climate, Rear Headrests, Rollerblind, M-Tech Wheel,
Memory Seats, EAT Chip, T-Stars.
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did you try hosting those pics somewhere like
www.imageshack.us
and then putting [img] (at the beginning) and [/img] (at the end) of the link that you receive from your host?
like this....
"[img]blah,blah,blah,[/img]"
Major Contributor
Let me test that.. Sweet tears..
Major Contributor
Yep, it works.
Now for a larger size..
I am using photobucket for these pictures. Word.
Last edited by ThoreauHD; 07-02-2006 at 12:24 AM.
3 Grand Master
you can only attach small pics to a post.You need to host them somewhere else
Gone but not forgotten
Major Contributor
640x480 is the biggest jpeg you can go using the .info attachment tool i believe...
is that dog for real?
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Ummmm ThoreauHD, Fluffy has a couple of issues!
zmuff--1989 535i 5-speed--17" E39 Style 32's--JC chip--UUC Short Shift--
--Racing Dynamics Springs & Sways--Bilsteins--Yorktown, VA
photoshop
On photoshop there are settings for jpeg quality when you save the file. Go low and you should have no problem. Otherwise you could upload to your internet server (they always give you at least 10 MB space) and link the files.
3 Grand Master
I actually installed the ImageShack toolbar and it rocks. I'm one of those that are extremely cautious about third party crap installed but this one clearly is good... for now.
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