[AT] Opinion/ Facebook

[Darrell Ratliff]

Ralph , – do a Google search for Windows Image Resizer.  There are versions for about all Windows OS currently in use.  It is a free download and provides virtually instantaneous re-sizing of an image file just by right clicking on the file and choosing the size you want.  Two mouse clicks and you are done.  The file does not need to be open in any program to re-size it and you can click on a folder, select the file / files you want, or even the entire folder of files and re-size them all.  The program keeps the same file name with the addition of either small, medium or large as a tag so you can tell it from the original.



From: Ralph Goff 
Sent: Sunday, March 08, 2015 10:31 PM
To: Antique tractor email discussion group 
Subject: Re: [AT] Opinion/ Facebook

On 3/8/2015 8:08 PM, Mike wrote:
> Spencer, If you would open up the list to accept pictures, I think that
> would be an ideal solution. Free image resizing software, is widely
> available and is very easy to use. I can take a 2.0G picture and resize
> it to 300k. As with anything there will be those that push back saying
> nothing should change. They are also still using their Polaroid cameras
> to take vacation photos :)
>
> Mike M
Its true. The forums I spend the most time at are the ones that are easy 
to upload photos.
Such as the "new" atis forum. Red Power is also easy, has a 5hundred and 
some kb size limit
to photos . If the photos on my camera are too big, and they always are, 
it is about a half minutes
work to down size them using windows paint. The forums that require me 
to upload my photos
to another hosting site , well they are ok but it is just a little extra 
work and time to do that. And
  being a lazy person in a hurry most of the time I might not bother to 
upload a photo if it takes that
  extra step.  Not complaining,
thats just the way it is.

Ralph in Sask.

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