I am finally geting used to the new format.

It has been a struggle for me. I guess I am technically handicapped! It is finally starting to make sense. One of these days I will post a picture....in crayon of course!>>>

Hey KR do I recognize the coat in that picture?>>>

I wonder that about mike also , his hair is perfect in every photo>>>

The real question is, since Mike claims to be working all alone, how he got the camera set up and pointed in the right place, while setting the self-timer and then scrambling back to position where he looks like he's actually unaware of the camera and w>>>

Oh and sea lions taste like chicken! :P>>>

Mike did you photoshop you on the roof installing shingles? Very good job. Thought it was real for a moment. :laugh:

Hey you forgot to paste in the compressor and nail gun. :P>>>

Who woulda thunk that the 3-strikes rules applies to animals?>>>

Beats the heck out of me. I am going to try a picture one of these days.>>>

How come some of the seals have numbers on them???:unsure:>>>

In Microsoft Paint (the default windows photo editor) you simply select "Image", then "Atributes" and change the percentage to the approximate number needed to get to the pixel count necessary.

If you select "stretch/skew" you can see the pixel cou>>>

I thought we were going to see big changes starting yesterday (Monday)???>>>

Go to resize image. Make sure the 'constrain proportions' box is checked. I think the default mode is in inches, but you can figure out what you need with the little drop-down boxes on the page. Cropping is a different deal. You can also strip out p>>>

testing:>>>