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    Elite Member 2LaneCruzer's Avatar
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    Default Avatar...to be or not to be...

    Sometime back I tried to add an avatar, but for some reason it ended up being posted on my profile instead of as my avatar. I guess my question is two fold: (1) is there some merit in having an avatar, and if so, (2) is it a big deal to implement?

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    Default Re: Avatar...to be or not to be...

    Quote Originally Posted by 2LaneCruzer View Post
    Sometime back I tried to add an avatar, but for some reason it ended up being posted on my profile instead of as my avatar. I guess my question is two fold: (1) is there some merit in having an avatar, and if so, (2) is it a big deal to implement?

    Regards,
    Dennis
    Well, it took me a long time being a member here to even figure out what an avatar was, and once I realized how easy it was to create one I felt foolish it took me so long to understand the process. Whether having one is of merit I cannot say, because I usually recognize a members name here before I look at the avatar, if they even have one. Implementing one should not be a big deal for most members.
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    Interesting.. I look at the avatar first, and remember them best vs. the user name.. Which I guess means I liked the books with lots of pictures..
    Kioti DK35se hydrostat with 2 QA buckets, 48 inch. King Kutter Rotary Cutter. Home-Brew 750 lbs ballast box. Loaded tires, Construction Attachments SSQA Lightweight Pallet forks. Satisfied Everlast PA160 welder owner

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    Default Re: Avatar...to be or not to be...

    First, select a pic and re-size it to 120 by 120 pixels or 19.5 KB and save it.

    Then

    Just go to MY Home , select edit Avatar, and grab your pic.

    Upload image and save.

    It should appear next time you look.
    J.J.

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    Default Re: Avatar...to be or not to be...

    I am somewhat a person of pictures myself,, I look at the Avatar first,, Lou
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    Default Re: Avatar...to be or not to be...

    Quote Originally Posted by k0ua View Post
    Interesting.. I look at the avatar first, and remember them best vs. the user name.. Which I guess means I liked the books with lots of pictures..
    Avatars are sometimes--perhaps frequently changed, but most members here stay with the same user name. Which is why I go with the name for recognition.
    Always be willing to admit your shortcomings, there is no shame in not knowing how to do something. The shame is in NOT admitting you don't know how to do it.

    If you have a small truck, limit yourself to small loads, if you want to carry the big stuff, get a big truck.

    Never be ashamed of making a mistake. The only people who never (bleep) up are people who never try to do something new.

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    Default Re: Avatar...to be or not to be...

    I tend to be a picture person myself and find many are. I once changed mine several times to demonstrate how it was done to another member and it really confused a lot of people.

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    Default Re: Avatar...to be or not to be...

    Quote Originally Posted by J_J View Post
    First, select a pic and re-size it to 120 by 120 pixels or 19.5 KB and save it.

    Then

    Just go to MY Home , select edit Avatar, and grab your pic.

    Upload image and save.

    It should appear next time you look.
    I haven't the faintest idea on how figure out the size of a picture, let alone how to resize it. I'll give it another whack and see how it turns out though. I frankly don't remember many members by their avatars. Some are pretty distinctive, but by and large there are a bunch of tractors that look pretty much alike at first glance.
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    I go by the pictures.

    Make sure you don't have the "do not use avatar" button selected that is below the space for it.
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    I like peoples avitars, they are usually of something that they are proud of like a tractor

    Mine is just me and my brother lighting fires as usual lol
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