@jazzman1 wrote:
BTW...Yes, those are the with and length number where your screeshop pointed to in my DPP program. But changing the size changes the amount of pixels. And the change you make is only shown in pixels, not inches, either more pixels or less. . We really need to get more in sinc with direction if I am to progress taking your instructions. We have to make sure we're both plain in what we say, make sure we're on the same page. Much harder to be clear in email, not like talking in person.
When you post a picture to the forum, you're given a choice of three or four sizes in which to have it displayed, the largest being the one that fits the available width. Once you make that choice, the size adjustment is made for you, so you might as well upload the largest image file the forum will allow. So pick a value (in pixels) for the long or short dimension and see if it gets accepted. If you get a message saying it's too big, try a smaller dimension, iterating until it goes through. Don't even think about inches, because then you can get bogged down in concerns about pixels per inch, etc. Pixels (and their impact on file size) are all that matters.
If you were having a picture printed, you might care about pixels per inch, in order to match the resolution of the image to that of the printer. But printing isn't what's going on here, so you're better off ignoring inches altogether.
Bob
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA
