Wizcrafts Report post Posted November 15, 2021 There is also the issue of the EXIF Data that identifies a photo. If during the resizing process you maintain the EXIF data, the server will think it is the same file. But, the previous advice is a great tip. It is in effect clearing the upload cache. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sheilajeanne Report post Posted November 15, 2021 If you are running Windows, you will have Microsoft Paint. Right-click on the photo, and you'll get a popup that includes 'the option 'Open with'. Click on that, and select Paint. When the photo opens in Paint, the tool bar at the top includes a 'resize' option. Click on that, select 'pixels' and enter a figure of around 500 for the horizontal dimension. The vertical dimension will resize automatically to keep the picture in correct proportion. If you want to save the original non-resized picture, select 'save as' from the menu bar, and give the resized photo a new name. If I'm dealing with a cell phone picture, I e-mail it to my desktop computer. When I attach it to the e-mail, it gives me the option to resize it. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cumberland Highpower Report post Posted November 16, 2021 Did you get your Singer at the Auction? I looked it over and watched it sell, mainly over curiosity. Looks like it went for a total of $1320 w/buyer's premium? Overall I think that was pretty reasonable for what looked like a good clean machine. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TheDavidLeathermanShow Report post Posted November 17, 2021 Unfortunately highpower I got out bid on the old 97-10, I was doing it from my phone and didn’t refresh it in time but I was in it down to the wire. I did however buy quite a bit of other stuff Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
