Thanks for the tip on IrfanView. I think it looks a little better than before and was a lot easier to use. I do think something a little bigger would be better, but all in all I think the changes are better and the pages do seem to load faster.
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JaycoFan, I had my sig set up the same way--with the TT and TV on separate lines. I combined both lines so that the pic had to be forced to the next line. There is probably another way to do it, but I don't know about that yet.
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check out the website of www.IrfanView.com but as the original program was written by an Austrian in deutsch, the download is via www.tucows.com As I said, it is free though they do accept donations. I have been using it for several years so if you have any questions, send me a message.
RVSnowbird wrote: I checked out the www.giftools.com DavidG recommends but IrfanView has it beat too as after making changes, a second window opens to easily change the compression to reduce the kb's when saving it.
Well, I finally got around to downloading this Irfanview program and it seems to work pretty good! Took me a few tries to see what it would do with different settings, but I'm happy with the results. Adding to my list of photo editing utilities.
I've been using it a few years now and it is my default picture viewer for all picture formats including .bmp's.
I think the biggest advantage is its "wysiwyg" image or what you see is what you get. All of the other graphic programs I have used, take your picture and reduce it to fit their screen opening whereas this will show it all from a thumbnal to an 8x10. I also use it to upload from my camera too for that reason.
I have used it in conjunction with MS Paint and today discovered a new Paint program and posted the information in "download a new and supercharged Paint". If it is anything of an improvement over Paint as stated, I will be one very happy guy
The help text (and error message) says the limit is 100 high x 500 wide but it would not accept my picture at 100. I cut my picture down to 70 high which it accepted. 70 sure seems small. This will be my first post with the new picture so I'll see how it looks.
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I went back in and deleted, added it and now it is working.
Does anyone have an idea why my 70 pixel high picture is shorter than everyone else's picture? I double checked it with another program and both say it is 70 high.
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