To those having picture sizing problems

kevincook · Nov 19, 2005

There are no options for selecting picture quality, just the size. I guess Microsoft Knows Best... /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

The ring:

My parents hosted a memorial golf tournament this past summer and Jim Lonborg who was the 1967 Cy Young award winner when he played for the Redsox stopped by to donate some signed baseballs for the event. He lives in town and my parents had worked with him on several other golf tournaments in town over the years. As I understand it, since he is in the Redsox Hall of Fame he received a championship ring also. There aren't as many diamonds or rubies as the current player rings but it is still pretty impressive. Mr. Lonborg had my daughter try on the ring and I snapped a couple of pictures.

Here is a picture of Jim Lonborg with my kids and my father.

Kevin

CT_Tree_Guy · Nov 20, 2005

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Good one Reg /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif I'm a big Red Sox fan, but I can still appreciate a good one-liner when I see it. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

I'm with RobS, it's a pain to have to get the filesize under 100k by trial and error. And has anyone else found that files that are at or just under 100k sometimes get rejected as being too big? I just try to get them around 75-85k.

I found a program called Brilliant Photo that really is quite good at resizing. Still won't let you select a desired filesize, but it's a very good program for all kinds of photo editing.