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| One with big hooves  Join Date: May 2002 Location: Earth, NYC metro
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 |  Read this before you post a picture!!! If your going to post a picture anywhere on this board please edit it first. What do I mean by edit the picture? #1 A resolution of 72 DPI is fine. Any higher will just slow things down by making the file larger #2 Don't make the picture any bigger then 480 pixels wide. If it's much larger then that people won't be able to see the whole picture and will have to scroll around. I don't know about you, but that bugs the hell out of me.  #3 Jpegs are fine. Keep the file size as small as you can. Under 50kb is great so the pages load fast.  If it's over 100kb I'm gonna wack it. I've been resizing quite a few pictures for these reasons. Help me out a bit. Thanks,
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