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21 Jan 2005, 08:01 (Ref:1206120)
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Uploading Attachments- please read.
We are pleased to announce that we are to allow the direct attachment of photographs again in this forum as we did before. The reason we had to stop this was limited bandwidth on our server.
With the changes at Ten-Tenths in recent months we now have a new home, a new server with more bandwidth and we will allow direct posting on a trial basis. Please read the Forum Guidelines thread before posting! Please do not upload too many pictures in your postings and keep them small, max 400 x 400 pixels. Where possible try to put your own photos of events in the 'Best photo taken yourself' threads, limited to a couple of shots per event. Any photographs that were not taken by yourself, please consider the copyright before posting. If you do wish to post several photos, please link from your own webspace (using links or thumbnails if possible) or you may like to consider using the free image hosting site www.imageshack.us If you register at imageshack (it is free), you can upload your pictures to your imageshack page and link them to here, saving our bandwidth. Your pictures on imageshack are automatically deleted if not looked at for 12 months. If you do link them to here, please use the thumbnail code for each image. Imageshack automatically generates this code when a picture is uploaded. See the thread 'paintings' as an example: http://tentenths.com/forum/showthread.php?t=64349 This will ensure that each post loads quickly, saves imageshack bandwidth too and from the thumbnail you can view the image to decide whether to enlarge it or not by clicking on it. Using the thumbnail code rather than the full image will also be helpful to those on dial-up as each post should load faster. |
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11 Feb 2006, 12:28 (Ref:1520293)
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In order to improve loading times and to lessen the strain on other people's servers I've decided to increase the thumbnail size of picture attachments, this makes adding thumbnails of your pictures easier without having to use other Gallery sites.
In the near future we hope to offer our subscribers additional gallery facilities. Watch this space! 
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31 Jul 2007, 11:30 (Ref:1977146)
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How do i thumbnail something? And how do i reduce size?
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31 Jul 2007, 12:13 (Ref:1977182)
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If you post your pics by image shack (or similar) a thumbnail is automatically generated (if chosen) and the image size can also be specified.
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31 Jul 2007, 12:54 (Ref:1977221)
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If you use the "Manage Attachments" option in the Advanced Post / Reply box then you can upload the pics to our server and thumbnails will automatically be created and will show in the post, as in this post.
Oh, and the pics are of 125's (can't you tell!) at the BSB round at Mondello Park this year, taken using a Fuji Finepix S9600. |
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