Reply to "Fall Photo Challenge"

George PAdmin.

Wayne,

To add to what Kevin has explained, I like to advise people to re-size their photos so they are no larger than 640 pixels in width in order to insure they'll fit on anybody's computer display, then go to "file" and "save as" a jpeg file. JPEG is a data reduction system, it will shrink the "bit size" of a picture file very much. By using "save as" instead of "save" your original photo remains un-edited (full size) and your edited version of the photo is saved as a second, new file.

I've limited the size of photo files to a maximum of 200KB. 200 KB is very large for a jpeg file.

cowboy from hell

10/16/068:33 AM

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