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Victor Isaacs
Victor Isaacs
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quotePosted at 22:18 on 23rd March 2008

Yes definately me "watching ?" a cricket match at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai (formerly Bombay). With a bottle of Kingfisher at one side. Some friends from the Barmy Army took it for a joke.

I'm not a boozer really, but in the heat (around 40) it was tiring.

I too am not much of an expert when usining PS2, but I try and learn, I find the jpeg optimizer the most useful facility for reducing the pixel strenth of my pics for my websites.

Sue H
Sue H
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quotePosted at 22:47 on 23rd March 2008
On 23rd March 2008 22:18, Victor Isaacs wrote:

 I find the jpeg optimizer the most useful facility for reducing the pixel strenth of my pics for my websites.


Now that is something I would like to learn to do. Some of my pictures are huge, and I would like them to fit my screen when I choose to have them as a wallpaper.
Victor Isaacs
Victor Isaacs
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quotePosted at 23:30 on 23rd March 2008

Really the jpeg optimiser is only useful if you nhave photos to be put on the internet, it retains the same size, however it reduces the pixels which means that the pics dosent take forever to load on your screen.

What you really need to reduce your large pics for printing or putting on wallpaper is to use the "resize" option, maybe even reduce by 50%.

Where in the USA are you, I am coming to Maryland this October to a wedding. Never been to states, right now I am on a job in India, and its very hot.

Vic

Lyn Greenaway
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quotePosted at 15:01 on 24th March 2008
I always take the largest photos I can,(jpeg or gif but usually jpeg) they look so much better if you want them printed out, as for the wallpaper Sue, I use the biggest pics for that too and they automatically adjust to fit on my screen, I have never had problems with that.  If i want to reduce the size however,  I just go into a paint programme like Corel or Photshop and click on 'resample' or whatever option is available, then save the photo under another name..
Sue H
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quotePosted at 15:24 on 24th March 2008

I'll give this a whirl.

Thanks Victor and Lyn.

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