Thumbnail Code...

WAJeff · Post by **WAJeff** » 17 Jan 2007, 23:32

Watsup guys. I got a new camera last year and it only takes really large pics, which aint so good for my modding log. Does anyone know the code to display images on the thread as a thumbnail view?[/img]

Judas · Post by **Judas** » 18 Jan 2007, 00:07

I don't think there's any BBCode that will resize your image for you, but if you host it at http://imageshack.us they do provide a thumbnail that you can use as a link.

Rikkelz · Post by **Rikkelz** » 18 Jan 2007, 00:16

A cheap and nasty way of resizing your pics is to right click the selection you'd like resized then choose Send To > Mail Recipient. Then choose "Make my pictures smaller" (if you click "show more options" you can choose between 640X480 800x600 or 1024 x 768. It will open a new email in a program like outlook express. Drag the files out the email and hey presto, pics are smaller, much smaller. Then just upload those on imageshack.

This comes in quite handy I find...

Ike · Post by **Ike** » 18 Jan 2007, 00:57

http://tinypic.com/ resizes pics....

Ike · Post by **Ike** » 18 Jan 2007, 01:02

Rikkelz wrote:A cheap and nasty way of resizing your pics is to right click the selection you'd like resized then choose Send To > Mail Recipient. Then choose "Make my pictures smaller" (if you click "show more options" you can choose between 640X480 800x600 or 1024 x 768. It will open a new email in a program like outlook express. Drag the files out the email and hey presto, pics are smaller, much smaller. Then just upload those on imageshack.

This comes in quite handy I find...

That is not helpfull!

This is helpfull: Load your pic into paint and choose in the menu Image -> stretch and skew -> Then change the values under stretch from 100% to desired size e.g 25% and then save pic as Jpeg....

And there you have an solution to all ur problems

Rikkelz · Post by **Rikkelz** » 18 Jan 2007, 01:15

Ike wrote: That is not helpfull!

This is helpfull: Load your pic into paint and choose in the menu Image -> stretch and skew -> Then change the values under stretch from 100% to desired size e.g 25% and then save pic as Jpeg....

And there you have an solution to all ur problems

Okay now do that 50 times and see who wins.

Ike · Post by **Ike** » 18 Jan 2007, 01:23

Rikkelz wrote:
Ike wrote: That is not helpfull!

This is helpfull: Load your pic into paint and choose in the menu Image -> stretch and skew -> Then change the values under stretch from 100% to desired size e.g 25% and then save pic as Jpeg....

And there you have an solution to all ur problems
Okay now do that 50 times and see who wins.

I'm far too lazy... I just like it to correct people.

Rikkelz · Post by **Rikkelz** » 18 Jan 2007, 01:26

Ike wrote:I'm far too lazy... I just like it to correct people.

With incorrect information and bad English

Okay we leave it there.

Ike · Post by **Ike** » 18 Jan 2007, 01:31

ummm... incorrect? Where?

P.S

This comes in quite handy I find...

Itn't it: I find that this comes in quite handy...

PaperCut · Post by **PaperCut** » 18 Jan 2007, 08:18

Ike wrote:Itn't it: I find that this comes in quite handy...

Yes, Ike it it!

Post by **Ron2K** » 18 Jan 2007, 08:29

Spelling Nazis...

SoulBlade · Post by **SoulBlade** » 18 Jan 2007, 08:55

For the control freaks, try Irfanview. Very powerfull and I like the batch processing.

Press shorcut 'B' to do batches. And click button Advance Options to do your resizes.

DarkRanger · Post by **DarkRanger** » 18 Jan 2007, 09:02

HAHAHA, thanks guys, you all gave me a good laugh with your grammar and spelling checking war here... where the attacker messes up again. We'll done.

I go with Rikkelz, it sounds much easier... Also try Office 2003 Pro has got an image viewer that can also resize in batches.