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To the OP of this group of pictures:

You need to get the file size you upload reduced down to a couple hundred
kb, or many people like me will not be bothered enough to look at your
pictures.

"Morgans" wrote in message
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To the OP of this group of pictures:

You need to get the file size you upload reduced down to a couple hundred
kb, or many people like me will not be bothered enough to look at your
pictures.

Hmm, the vast majority of the pictures were under 200 kb, though a couple
did go over that. I don't think most people would have a problem with that.
However, you are at liberty to ignore the larger files if you wish.

Cheers,

Indrek Aavisto

--
Criticism is easy; achievement is difficult W.S. Churchill

"Indrek Aavisto"

Hmm, the vast majority of the pictures were under 200 kb, though a couple
did go over that. I don't think most people would have a problem with
that. However, you are at liberty to ignore the larger files if you wish.

The problem is that they are multi part, when they don't need to be so large
that they become multi part.

Get the whole picture down to a couple hundred k so they can be one part;
that is the key.
--
Jim in NC

"Morgans" wrote in message
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"Indrek Aavisto"

Hmm, the vast majority of the pictures were under 200 kb, though a couple
did go over that. I don't think most people would have a problem with
that. However, you are at liberty to ignore the larger files if you wish.

The problem is that they are multi part, when they don't need to be so
large that they become multi part.

Get the whole picture down to a couple hundred k so they can be one part;
that is the key.
--
Jim in NC

OK Jim, thanks for the clarification.

I have since increased the number of lines that Powerpost 2000 uses as the
the point at which it breaks an image into parts. That should solve the
multi-part issue. As for the absolute file size, I compress my images to
1000 pixels wide which usually results in file sizes in the 100 to 200 kb
range. However, if the picture has a lot of fine detail the overall file
size does tend to go up beyond that.

Cheers,

Indrek Aavisto

--
Criticism is easy; achievement is difficult W.S. Churchill

"Indrek Aavisto" wrote

OK Jim, thanks for the clarification.

I have since increased the number of lines that Powerpost 2000 uses as the
the point at which it breaks an image into parts. That should solve the
multi-part issue. As for the absolute file size, I compress my images to
1000 pixels wide which usually results in file sizes in the 100 to 200 kb
range. However, if the picture has a lot of fine detail the overall file
size does tend to go up beyond that.

Thanks for that. I hope it works for both of us.

I don't have a problem with slightly larger file sizes. I have a problem
with having to combine multi part posts that are unnecessary.

I look forward to seeing more of your pictures.
--
Jim in NC