Joe Gardner
05-04-01, 09:30 PM
Welp, i uped the max user picture size from 32x32 to 64x64, You now have 4 times the space for your custom user picture. Have fun with it :)
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LittleBigMan
05-04-01, 10:14 PM
O.K., Joe,
(How do I do that??? I'm still trying to figure out how this computer works...)
:beer:
(How do I do that??? I'm still trying to figure out how this computer works...)
:beer:
Joe Gardner
05-05-01, 12:02 AM
Sure pete, click on the profile link at the top of any page, then click on edit options, then the Change Avatar button at the bottom of that page. You can then upload your picture to the forums from that page, or use one of the 270+ standard ones that i have already uploaded :)
Buddy Hayden
05-05-01, 12:17 AM
Well I just tried it ..now lets see if my larger.bigger .better? avatar is here !!!!! OH i see it's a custom pic that is bigger d'oh - well I like cartman better than the last one anyhow !!!!
mike
05-05-01, 07:39 AM
Neat, Joe. Thanks.
Fubar5 (Matt) gave me a good hint for reducing a photo scan to fit the 64 X 64 pixel limits for the BikeForums avatar. (Thanks, Matt!).
To do this, go to www.picturetray.com and download the software. There may be better ways to do it, but after reducing the photo, I right mouse clicked and dragged the reduced image onto Microsoft Photo editor, saved the image, and then downloaded it to BikeForums.
It will be fun to see what avatars people come up with.
Fubar5 (Matt) gave me a good hint for reducing a photo scan to fit the 64 X 64 pixel limits for the BikeForums avatar. (Thanks, Matt!).
To do this, go to www.picturetray.com and download the software. There may be better ways to do it, but after reducing the photo, I right mouse clicked and dragged the reduced image onto Microsoft Photo editor, saved the image, and then downloaded it to BikeForums.
It will be fun to see what avatars people come up with.
Buddy Hayden
05-05-01, 08:33 AM
uh ...joe I feel like i'm in 7/11 with that bar code thingy Hmmm