Putting a photo on Pprune

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Originally Posted by Capn Bloggs

That mossie above

Wash your mouth out! That's a Hornet.

[Capn Bloggs]

Woooppsie! Sorry.

Whatever it's called, it looks good. All companies should have one in the hangar for weekend relief!

[jolihokistix]

Shriveled but still good.

[Bergerie1]

One of your nuts, 'Hokistix?

[jolihokistix]

Originally Posted by Bergerie1

One of your nuts, 'Hokistix?

Dried nuts? Ssshhhh....... I wish. (Offered as a humble compliment to Pprune.)

[megan]

PPrune rule on picture size

Picture size must not exceed 850x850 pixels MAXIMUM, to avoid the PPRuNe thread viewing window becoming too large,.there are too many pics that are greater than the size we like. Which is 850 x 850. This size stops the spread of a page laterally and avoids having to scroll sideways to see a write up

Image Posting on PPRune - a guide

[Senior Pilot]

Originally Posted by megan

PPrune rule on picture sizeImage Posting on PPRune - a guide

Since that was a 2005 post, things have moved on in PPRuNeLand. Whilst some of the advice is still valid for linking to online images, the Manage Attachments feature is by far the easiest way to go.

The current (new) upload will accept larger resolutions and the file size generally becomes the criteria for rejection. When PPRuNe advises the image failed to upload (usually after hanging at about 50% upload) the solution is often to reduce the file size. Not always, but often enough to be an indication not to try to upload 20mb files!

Resolution will be resized automatically to fit, so with respect to tailwheel that is no longer an issue

[Capn Bloggs]

Megan, an ops manual that is out of date. Whatever next!

[megan]

Glad that's sorted Capn, now I don't have to do all that resizing malarky, learn something new every day.

[Capn Rex Havoc]

Testing the photo insert thingo - thanks Centaurus