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Skatulaki
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NOV 19, 08:01 PM
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test My DE Monte
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Skatulaki
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NOV 19, 08:23 PM
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Test My Dale Earnhardt Monte Carlo #1749
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Skatulaki
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NOV 19, 08:43 PM
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Ok got it figured out finally !
1. PIP doesn't always tell you the file is past size limitations, but once I tried a pic big enough it finally started doing it.
2. Win 10 photo's is an App, but unknown to me, the photo's go into Pictures as well, was going into a folder in pictures, and since the folder was closed and not showing the pics like the other folders, I didn't realize it was there.
3. I had to resize all the pics in pixel mode, and since this is something I have never had to do before, I had to figure out how to do it. Right click pic, Edit , Resize, Pixel, Type 768 in the top box and the bottom box automatically changes to 1024. You have to do it for each and every pic, if you keep seeing the number 100, then you have simply forgot to change it to Pixel. Pixel is not the default in the resize mode.
4. My apologies to Patrick
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Gall757
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NOV 19, 08:46 PM
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Looks like you have passed the forum IQ test!... 
Patrick will get over it....[This message has been edited by Gall757 (edited 11-19-2019).]
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Skatulaki
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NOV 19, 09:36 PM
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Update , I found that , that didn't always work either, on several photo's I had to go into the resize again. and put 768 in the bottom box and 564 would show up in the top box,
I hope admin can Re Channel my frustration and results into an instruction page !
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Gall757
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NOV 19, 10:00 PM
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I suspect you are using a form of the old Microsoft 'Paint' program that comes with the operating system. It is buggy and often does not do what you have asked it to do. The 2 boxes with the pixel numbers are connected to maintain the aspect ratio of the picture. You can get properties of the picture after you save it and find out if it is good. Overall file size should easily be under 300 K in about every picture if your horizontal pixel count is somewhere under 1024.
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pmbrunelle
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NOV 19, 10:53 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Skatulaki:
Update , I found that , that didn't always work either, on several photo's I had to go into the resize again. and put 768 in the bottom box and 564 would show up in the top box,
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That happens when the picture has the portrait rather than landscape orientation.
| quote | Originally posted by Skatulaki:
I hope admin can Re Channel my frustration and results into an instruction page ! |
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Doing what you've managed to do seems like basic computer literacy / problem solving skills; I think it's a stretch to expect Cliff to handle that...[This message has been edited by pmbrunelle (edited 11-19-2019).]
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Cliff Pennock
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DEC 01, 06:36 AM
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theogre
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DEC 01, 09:37 PM
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And if you still want PIP to work... Most time you have to "Run as Admin" because Windows UAC etc won't let it to update the server data each time you start it.
Windows doesn't give a warning, error, etc. when it happens. Not even in "hidden" system logs that I've seen.
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Skatulaki
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DEC 02, 08:33 PM
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Ok this has nothing to do with the site: I now have an iPhone 8 and when I try to upload the photo's to win 10 , I've found I can only do a few at a time because it only uploads as 2 sec video's and I doubt I can post these. I so far have not found a way to just upload photo's from iPhone 8. Grrr
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