How did I run out?

I thought I'd try this out to see if it works. I saved it as jpg to a size of 440 X 352. I don't know the size limit but I'll do some reading. Problem is I don't see the pic in the post. Guess it attaches it later. Well here goes --

Rod
 

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Rodd said:
Humm, a bit small
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Yes, Rodd but you have succeeded in embedding a wei table in a post. Bravo!

FYI, the wei tables I attached during this thread using your wei code were both 557 x 352.

It may be a matter of increasing the size of the blank area when you open the paintbrush program (before you edit paste), but I'm not really sure.
 
sjm said:
Yes, Rodd but you have succeeded in embedding a wei table in a post. Bravo!

FYI, the wei tables I attached during this thread using your wei code were both 557 x 352.

It may be a matter of increasing the size of the blank area when you open the paintbrush program (before you edit paste), but I'm not really sure.
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sjm,

I used paint and IrfanView to resize. I didn't see the option in paint to resize. I checked properties on your pic and it said 557 X 352. If I resized to that number it was a long narrow table. I'll just keep the stock aspect ratio and try a larger size. I haven't found what the size limit is on an upload. Here is mine saved at 557 X 352. I think using the two programs is what's causing the problem.

Rod
 

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Rodd said:
sjm,

I used paint and IrfanView to resize. I didn't see the option in paint to resize. I checked properties on your pic and it said 557 X 352. If I resized to that number it was a long narrow table. I'll just keep the stock aspect ratio and try a larger size. I haven't found what the size limit is on an upload. Here is mine saved at 557 X 352. I think using the two programs is what's causing the problem.

Rod
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The size limit on AZB is 100K per file. A typical JPEG wei table image capture is about 15K.
 
Tip of the day :p
If you press Alt-Print scrn, it will take a screen shot only of the window that is active and you don't necessarily need to copy and paste the picture again in your picture editor. The bad part is that alt-print scrn will include the borders of your browser but I don't see that being a big problem. And you still need the picture editor to save the picture...

Hope this helps...
 
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