test pic

[bonzie1]

 

[G00fyDad]

Looks good. But the pics posted need to be 400x400 pixels. Just letting you know before the mods do.

 

[KathyTX]

Looks good. But the pics posted need to be 400x400 pixels. Just letting you know before the mods do.

Actually, that's not true. That's only for photos posted in *signatures*.

The photo being tested here is just fine!

 

[G00fyDad]

The photo being tested here is just fine!

Did you mean to yell at me?

 

[KathyTX]

Did you mean to yell at me?

Huh? There was no yelling.

I know you're trying to help. But it does cause a little unnecessary confusion when you try to answer questions with wrong information... (not that there was actually a question here.)

 

[G00fyDad]

I was refering to the "!" at the end of your post. This is why I wanted to know if you were yelling at me.

The exclamation point is the punctuation zapper. It is used as a kind of visual scream. At the end of a sentence, the exclamation point shows you really, really mean. it.http://www.wonderfulwritingskillsunhandbook.com/html/exclamation_point.html

As for giving out wrong information... I placed a picture in a post and had the post removed (by a moderator?) because it was over 400x400. (no, it was not a singature pic)

 

[KathyTX]

Hmmm... without knowing the specifics, I can't say why that would have happened.

But the size limit is for signatures. You'll find lots of folks using photos in posts here and there that are larger than that.

It is true that posting large photos (pixel-wise as well as byte-wise) may not make you a very popular poster with those using dial up connections or smaller monitors...

We just need to remember that lots of people are using dial up connections, and large photos mean that a page can take a longgggg time to load for them.