Re-Sizing images how-to needed (solved)

[willoberry]

I read recently  that images can be resized but cannot locate the thread. 

Would appreciate the "how-to" because am playing a "post the image" game and as they come, many of the Google Images are waaaaay too big to be seen without scrolling.

[🎶Sossity🎶]

Oct 13, 2024 7:51:36 GMT -8 willoberry said:

I read recently  that images can be resized but cannot locate the thread. 

Would appreciate the "how-to" because am playing a "post the image" game and as they come, many of the Google Images are waaaaay too big to be seen without scrolling.

Hi
This might be what you’re looking for?:
support.proboards.com/post/7343669/thread

[willoberry]

Oct 13, 2024 10:00:09 GMT -8 🎶Sossity🎶 said:

Oct 13, 2024 7:51:36 GMT -8 willoberry said:

I read recently  that images can be resized but cannot locate the thread. 

Would appreciate the "how-to" because am playing a "post the image" game and as they come, many of the Google Images are waaaaay too big to be seen without scrolling.

Hi
This might be what you’re looking for?:
support.proboards.com/post/7343669/thread

Yep .... that's the one. Many thanks. Will give it a try !  

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Edit .... and it turns out that if you BBCode the post  there may be  a "maximum width 100%" that can be altered to suit.

I did that way and got the image just as I wanted them. 

[Bob]

Oct 13, 2024 7:51:36 GMT -8 willoberry said:

I read recently  that images can be resized but cannot locate the thread. 

Would appreciate the "how-to" because am playing a "post the image" game and as they come, many of the Google Images are waaaaay too big to be seen without scrolling.

If you're playing this game at a ProBoards forum, the Administrator can set the forum to automatically reduce image sizes to fit the width of the post. Note that this would affect all images throughout the forum.

Another option, if you're running Windows, might be to install the Image Resizer for Windows program, available here: image-resizer-for-windows.en.lo4d.com/windows
It lets you easily resize images on your computer.

(Yay, I'm now part of tech support!)