Kenneth Waller wrote:

>>I would suggest that you link to a thumbnail
>>so folks who are still living in the computer stone age do not get stuck
>>trying to download an image that takes 15 minutes.
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>Also - FWIW - there really is no reason to post images bigger than 100/150 
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>Kenneth Waller
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Well I"m out of the dark age computer thing now - but I'm happiest with 
my screen set at - hmm what is it
1084 x whatever ... and given lnavigaton bars and such, even though I 
can download things faster
I'd have to scroll to see all of anything much bigger than 800 x 600.

ann



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>Subject: Re: Display size?
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>>If you do something bigger, I would suggest that you link to a thumbnail
>>so folks who are still living in the computer stone age do not get stuck
>>trying to download an image that takes 15 minutes. If they want to see
>>the full size image they can then click on the thumbnail. In my opinion
>>that would be simple Internet courtesy.
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>>--graywolf
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>>cbwaters wrote:
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>>>What pixel size is good for PESOs?
>>>I usually try to stay around 800x600 so as not to offend the monitorally
>>>challenged.
>>>But my last Peso looked a little puny at that size....
>>>So:
>>>http://bellsouthpwp.net/c/b/cbwaters/photo/fire-wood.jpg
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>>>Or:
>>>http://bellsouthpwp.net/c/b/cbwaters/photo/fire-wood-bigger.jpg
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>>>or bigger?
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>>>CW
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