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Making a Picture smaller


Question Posted Friday June 25 2004, 12:45 pm

Ok, I have this Picture on bmp format, and it's 676kb. Is there any way to get it down to the size that I need it to be in order to put it on my column page?

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Additional info, added Friday June 25 2004, 1:21 pm:
Thanks, don't answer anymore.
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Redheadedgal answered Friday June 25 2004, 1:04 pm:
You need to go to www.webpost.net and sign up for a free website. Login..and verify the account. Once that is done go to Upload (Send/Xfer) Files and browse to your file and upload it..after it successful click view and copy that website into your advicenators settings..in the box that says URL of a picture of you.

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