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Originally posted by Michelle View PostA quick search shows that I can't change the resolution of photos I take with my phone, so I guess I either have to suck it up and resize them or not post. I know which I will choose most often.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread...art=0&tstart=0
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Michelle: Limits have not changed. Read #13 above, first paragraph. Many newer iPhones have image sizes greater than 2MB. There is a work-around on the iPhone, however. Open the photo, click the share button. Send the photo to yourself via email or Message. A window pops up on the phone asking what size to send (Small, Medium, Large, Actual?). Pick large or smaller. Send it. When it arrives (very quickly, if you use a smaller size), click on the photo and hold down for a second. A popup comes up with lots of options. On the bottom row, slide to the left and find "Save Image" and the smaller version will be saved to your Photos. You can then upload this much smaller one.
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Michelle,
I looked into it, and unfortunately it does not look like there is a way to get vBulletin to automatically resize uploaded images that are over the file size limit. Are any of the suggested workarounds in this topic working for you?
JackI'm online here during work hours on week days.
I keep an eye on the FAQ section and answer any questions about the forums I see, so feel free to ask away.
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Got into the habit of using the Picture Manager that's built right into MS Office. Very simple. Resize and dump into Photobucket folders (that took time to figure out.)
Wrote it all down = work on this machine, type notes with the one next to this. Print. Next day, test the notes.
One fixed size that I can select is called Internet Large (640 - 480) and that has never been rejected for excess size.Brian T
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Originally posted by magintern View PostMichelle,
I looked into it, and unfortunately it does not look like there is a way to get vBulletin to automatically resize uploaded images that are over the file size limit. Are any of the suggested workarounds in this topic working for you?
Jack
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Originally posted by Michelle View Post
Thanks, Jack. Nothing works so far. I'm trying to figure it out with Apple now.I'm online here during work hours on week days.
I keep an eye on the FAQ section and answer any questions about the forums I see, so feel free to ask away.
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Originally posted by Claude View PostMichelle: Limits have not changed. Read #13 above, first paragraph. Many newer iPhones have image sizes greater than 2MB. There is a work-around on the iPhone, however. Open the photo, click the share button. Send the photo to yourself via email or Message. A window pops up on the phone asking what size to send (Small, Medium, Large, Actual?). Pick large or smaller. Send it. When it arrives (very quickly, if you use a smaller size), click on the photo and hold down for a second. A popup comes up with lots of options. On the bottom row, slide to the left and find "Save Image" and the smaller version will be saved to your Photos. You can then upload this much smaller one.
Claude
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