Hey FG,

 Funny pics!!! Izzy seems to have a "truce" with our remotes. But she still goes after the soft buttons on my printer!!! As far as the pics on the site... I'm slowly figuring that out (I think).

 If you post them one at a time, ading a line space after each pic, this should stack them on top of each other. I do that between text as well, so the pic doesn't break up sentences.

 As I said, "slowly figuring out" and "should" are the keys to my reply. Good Luck!!!

Later, Matt.

P.S.- Heck... I can't even change colors of the text[]!!!

Hey FG (again),

YOU STRETCHED OUT THE FORUM!!!

You've made it difficult to read all 

my SENTENCES!!!   HA-HA!!!   

Later, M

As for the photos.. post one at a time... then, click at the bottom right of the photo you just posted, hit enter a couple of times then upload the next photo. If it still turns out too big to the point of stretching the screen you can easily change the size with stretch/skew with paint. It's the simplest software to do so and readily available []

Radar reminds me of Dojo lol.. God forbid if he finds our phone.. He'll grab it from the antenna and who knows where he'll take it []

[]No ferrets? No fun![]

http://skunklove.myphotoalbum.com

Like I replied to you,

You can also use the HTML code. After you have loaded your pictures, or while you are it all depends on how comfortable you are with it, click the screen to HTML view by clicking from Design to HTML at the bottom left hand corner of the screen. Then insert a page break code between the images.

I usually use two of them just to be safe. HTML page break codes look like this: <br>

Thanks for sharing your pictures!

- Critters Moderator

Go to Microsoft 's website and download"Image resizer" it is free I think they have it listed in XP power toys section.

ANyway once you download it all you'll need to do to resize your photos is right click on the photo, pick the size or set the resize image to, and the program creates a small or custom version of your photo! Select the resized image and post it for the world to see!

Most photo editor programs will give you the ability to resize your images according to either pixel dimensions or inches, but finding that particualr area of your photo program can be a hassle - the MS image resizer is easy.

Hope this helps!

Cheers! JosiesMom

Josie made me do it! I had to build this just for her! www.vanityferret.com []

And, if youre looking for a simple to use, free image fixer upper, try out Irfanview.com.. its what I use to shrink and crop pictures

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Mommy of 5 lovley ferrets- Kiba, Sable, Amon, Aphrodite and Titus

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