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21 posts · Started by DribbleDuke · 03 Sep 2010

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All right. I got a new name, now I want a new image. Trouble is I can not seem to figure out how to load an Image in the profile section. Every time I try, it states that the image is to big. I want to resize an image, I guess that would mean, in more ways than one. With a resize, I would have a new image. Short of eighteen classes at the JC, studying Photoshop, Dribble a drop of help my way.
Welcome to the forum Dribbleduke!

I just use microsoft paint to resize a pic, load the pic in MS paint, then go to "image" stretch/scew and make it smaller, save it and then bobs your uncle!

Alternitvely post it on here and will have a go at resing it for you
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Dan, can you do something with this?
Oh, and Dan, I've Dribbled here in the past.
I thought foolish talk and ideas was drivvel?

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Anyway save this and you have ya avatar!
So what was your previous name?
soundccduke
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Really thought that MFFDVR would be the ticket bro,, as for my garden, it is , and has been the envy of everyone that passes by,,a absolute jungle,,flowering vines, 4 varieties,, banana's 3 varieties,, sunflowers 5 varieties, flowering prickly pear cactus (hearty winter tolerant variety in Mass) 8 varieties of heat resistant sedum's, 4 varieties of orchid cactus including "Queen of the night' night blooming sirus (flowers a foot in diameter) giant elephant ears ( leaves 3ftx4ft) orchids 10 or so varieties, including an "Angreacum" first described by Darwin in 1830, native of Madagascar, very rare,,so yeah my garden has never really gone dry, it is lush , green, tropical in nature,, a micro-cosim,, I have 3 nesting pair's of ruby throated hummingbirds all of which have two fledglings each,,they all prefer my yard as it is a jungle, inviting to them, safe,,only three spieces of snakes , the common garter, red king,, and decays snake,, living happily in my stone walls,,tree frogs that croak at night,, a pet scunk that is fed leftovers regulary, never sprayed me once,, he knows a good thing when he sees it,, all around me this summer everyones yard was , well , a dust bowl,, so all of natures beasts flock here for me to view and enjoy, the wife photographs it in all its glory , if youd like we can shoot over her portfolio, so you had to get me going on my garden Dribb,,hows yours and Earl was just a dribble by the way, all hype and no rain
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