AggieMike88
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The original "I don't know it all" of aviation.
If we include a photo into our post, is there a command or add on to the
Image resizing
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When I want to reduce the number of pixels in an image, I use this utility, which is free for non-commercial use:
http://www.irfanview.com/
I go to the Image menu, select Resize/Resample, and enter how large I want the image to be as a percentage of the original, and then save the image. (If you want to keep the original file unchanged, don't forget to change the file name before you save it.)
http://www.irfanview.com/
I go to the Image menu, select Resize/Resample, and enter how large I want the image to be as a percentage of the original, and then save the image. (If you want to keep the original file unchanged, don't forget to change the file name before you save it.)
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No, there is no way built in to the system. You have to do it before hand. One easy way is to use the website http://drpic.com
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I've seen other forums mention a [TIMG] tag. I'm guessing T means tiny or something to scale down images. Is that built into vbulletin?
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One feature that the forum does have is that you can post the image as an attachment. That way it shows up as a thumbnail, so it won't blow up the thread no matter how high the resolution. When readers want to see it full size, they just click on the thumbnail.