I'm not sure, but I'd wager that my pic in my new sig is a "tad" too big. How would I go about shrinking it? i'm not sure what to do, as I am not hosting it myself.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

A tad ? You have the largest sig i've ever seen, congratulations. :D

I'm sure someone can help you out with this, just wait for some replies. ;)

This should do it!

http://members.optushome.com.au/bokken/pics/luke54.jpg

That is of course as long as height and width can be flipped over. If not then this is probably your best bet:

http://members.optushome.com.au/bokken/pics/luke55.jpg

[ 01-11-2004, 12:26 PM: Message edited by: Bokken ]

curious, how did you do that? And, thank you, johnny, from you, that's a compliment! [img]tongue.gif[/img] :D

I saved your pic and opened it in a basic photo editing program. I used Photoimpact 8 for those. To upload them however you need to have webspace and I'm not sure what a good provider would be as I have my own.

I think there's a program in WinXP that can resize them for you also but I'm not sure which it is so I'll let someone else comment on that.

u can always use paintbursh(goto run and type pbrush)
after u open the image, goto Image>sketch/skew

thats all u have to do
btw

i also resized the image :D
http://amul.dyndns.org:8080/Luke.jpg

er, Fallen One, how would one put this image back on the internet? i can edit photos with no problem, it's just having them hosted that is difficult (for me). Well, thank you Bokken, much appreciated.

ok

got it to host on a website...and i think it works


the adress is http://omegaxz.freehosting.net/Luke.jpg

[ 01-12-2004, 05:50 AM: Message edited by: The Fallen One ]

Failing that, www.uploadit.org works fine too.

Usually washing stuff at a high temp (say 60 degrees C) tends to shrink them :D