PICTURE UPLOAD SIZE

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PICTURE UPLOAD SIZE

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I realize this forum isn't as active as AE and WiTE..but it is rather difficult to get excited about doing an AAR when the picture size can only be 200 vs 1k at the other sites.

Do you know how hard that is to get a very detailed picture that small and have your readers even excited to look at or even understand what is going on?

I would really like to see us allowed up upgrade a larger map...is this even possible?

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RE: PICTURE UPLOAD SIZE

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Almost a month and nothing?
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Contact erik at matrixgames to see if he can help.

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RE: PICTURE UPLOAD SIZE

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Get some kind of account with free storage that allows linking. For example I have a dropbox account. It has a public folder. I place a jpeg or png (those are smaller file size than bmp) in that folder. I right click and it gives me a choice to copy the link. I come here, create a post, click the image button. That gives me *Image* without the *. I paste the link between the ][. I believe that MS Hotmail with Skydrive, google, and others offer similar photo sharing. Maybe even facebook.
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