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posting photos?OK Luddite here I am actually getting into my PNG photos and would like to share them and get some feedback.
How do I post a photo on this site ( what is the most simple way) cheers doug
Doug if you go to the Image Reviews and critiques section of the forum you'll see there's a sticky thread right at the top that covers this in fantastic detail. If I was mean I'd make you go there now, but I must have forgotten to take my grumpy pills today so just click here
FWIW for the future a search using the option at the top of the page should turn up things like this also eg typing IMAGE AND POST AND HELP brings up 53 matches as I type - one of which is the link above and the first of which points to that link. Cheers Peter
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No probs Doug. if the instructions get confusing, yell for help. Peter
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Why would you try and post a png?
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It's supposed to be a replacement for GIF, essentially, complete with support for more colours and the transparency thing. It just hasn't caught on. Mind you, Macs love it. EDIT: Rightio. I didn't realise PNG meant Papua New Guinea. Silly me... Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
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How i would do it....
1. Resize the pic you want to post 2. Go to http://www.photobucket.com 3. Upload the photo onto their site (make sure the pic is no larger than 800 pixels and is less than 200k) 4. Copy and paste link into thread or post (most likely Image reviews and critiques) Hoped that help =BlackWater= The most secure computer in the world is one not connected to the internet. Thats why I recommend Telstra ADSL.
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