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Jerry Hey <j-winddesigns@thegrid.net> wrote:

"""
  P.S.  Is there a size limit on each e-mail?  If I want to send four or five
jpegs is that possible?
"""
  
  Max post size is 300kb.  If you limit your JPEG picture size to 640x480 you 
can frequently get them down to 20-25k.  Ergo, it's possible to post as many 
as a dozen pics with a single post.  Pictures with complex backgrounds will be 
larger, pics with solid backgrounds will be smaller (file size wise).  There 
is no reason to post pictures that are 1600x1200, as most people use a screen 
resolution of about 1024x768.  Additionally, a 1600X1200 will be a huge file, 
one that could easily exceed the 300kb message limit on its own.  If you don't 
have a graphics program that can shrink down photos, you need to go to 
www.IrfanView.com and get a copy of that program.  It's freeware and has lots 
of graphic manipulations facilities.

  <marv>