Sending big pictures - DON'T
DO send a small one and ask if the full size is wanted
Or use, free, Drop.io , Gigasize.com , SendSpace.com or You-sendit.com
Shrink Pic automatically detects when you're sending large photo files and compresses them in the background. There's no setup, no operating instructions, nothing. Just send your photos normally and Shrink Pic takes care of shrinking them. Read about it and get it from http://tinyurl.com/h2te3 Try sending a photo to yourself to assess the results.
PIXresizer, does this differently and it does it well, easily and quickly. Select your file, click "Apply Recommended" and choose where to save it and you have a JPeg file suitable for e-mailing or a website. But it will do much more. Any image can be changed to any smaller size in any format and/or converted to grayscale. The aspect ratio, width/height, can be retained or changed and thumbnails can be created. It will also deal with batches of files and if desired will convert them all to the same width or height. Originals remain unchanged, with the converted file being named, by default, the same with the new resolution added to the name.
Think of the uses apart from e-mailing. Keep valuable images of optimum size on DVDs or CDs with small jpeg copies on your hard disk, find the smallest size for files of document photocopies, and you will think of more
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It is essential to keep potential helpers’ interest alive, thinking that this might be something they know. A Headline “Help!!!!” followed by “I wasn’t doing anything different when I pressed this key and the screen went blue and a message came up. What do I do?” is a big turn off.
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Headline: be as specific and brief - three or four words - as possible e.g. Firefox won’t open.
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Web Page Designer Free April 9, 2009
Removal of Windows SP2 updates April 4, 2009
Genealogy April 2, 2009
Newbies, mice, buttons and Menus April 1, 2009
Registry Backups with ERUNT April 1, 2009
Conficker Virus (worm) April 1, 2009
Open Topic March 31, 2009
Safe Surfing March 30, 2009
TinyURL and LongURL March 30, 2009
Browser Security. March 27, 2009
Have you got a favourite Game? March 27, 2009
Acronis True Image 2009 25% off March 26, 2009
HOW TO USE WIRELESS HOTSPOTS? March 25, 2009
Do you read the EULA when you install a program? March 24, 2009
Email tips 4 March 17, 2009
Picasa March 13, 2009
Titan backup free March 7, 2009
NZ education for Kids March 5, 2009
200 Free Online Classes to Learn Anything March 5, 2009
XP Service Pack 3 March 2, 2009
Who Said Photos Never Lie March 1, 2009
Open Topic March 1, 2009
Should I get external hard drive? February 27, 2009
Free Utilities for MS Office 7 February 25, 2009
Email tips, 1, 2 and 3 February 24, 2009
Surf Safely February 22, 2009
Good Newsletter and Information Sites December 4, 2008
Australian site for Broadband Speed November 3, 2008
Internet Speedtest October 30, 2008
Essentially New Zealand October 25, 2008
Genealogy Program October 24, 2008
Websites for basic and advanced computer use instruction October 23, 2008
Copying DVDs October 20, 2008
Recycle death computers!! October 1, 2008
Picasa - Updating The Database September 30, 2008
File Associations September 26, 2008
Search for other Blogs September 25, 2008
Benefits of a gmail address August 4, 2008
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