Welcome Home, Doc Alan

[raynaputi]

Thanks Rayna, there are many more photos which I hope will be interesting ...so now I have to learn how to resize ...which may lose some quality ?

Well yes it will lose the quality but it's very unnoticeable unless the size of the photo is from 1200x1600pixels to 100x100pixels (for example)! you can also resize the photo by means of it's file size (megabytes and the like) without changing the actual length of the photos..try Fotosizer..you can download it for free in the web..that's what Keith recommended to me before..

[Steve.r]

To resize photos easily, I use MS Paint, in accessories, find the tab at the top 'Image' then 'resize' fill the boxes to for example 50% and 'save as' (so you don't ruin the original) reduce down to required size for posting. hth

[Doc Alan]

To resize photos easily, I use MS Paint, in accessories, find the tab at the top 'Image' then 'resize' fill the boxes to for example 50% and 'save as' (so you don't ruin the original) reduce down to required size for posting. hth

Thanks Steve + Rayna (who's told me about "Fotosizer" which can be downloaded for free). I was of course concerned not to ruin the original. But a sample of all my pics shows that they would all need to be downsized to be posted on the Forum. This is a version of the "law of unintended consequences" where I had assumed it was a simple matter to upload photos here ! So keep waiting in the surgery