trial run

[keldaw]

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trial run for me with pictures . please click to enlarge .

[keldaw]

this is another go at it

[humpybong]

Got them and they appear OK when enlarged.

[Triggersmob]

Looking good Kel.
Try a slightly grey background or personally
I prefer black to hide the shadows.

[keldaw]

Thanks guys.

[keldaw]

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 old commonwealth bank cufflinks .

[keldaw]

Please correct the following errors before continuing:

• The file you attached is too large. The maximum size for that type of file is 200 kilobytes.
  
  
• this is what it says almost every time how do I adjust it to suit ,


• and get it under 200 kilobytes , please , any help , will help me thanks .

[keldaw]

Got them and they appear OK when enlarged.

yes Barry true , but ,
just a few get through the rest cant 
 because it keeps saying it is to big , over 200 k b s .

[Triggersmob]

Kel, try saving them to the gallery first and then copy and paste the link to your thread.
I find that's the only way it works for me.

[keldaw]

http://i67.tinypic.com/20q1d87.jpg

[Goldseeker]

Kel, if the message keeps coming up that the scan/picture is too big, then reduce the size of ithe picture with your scanning software.   There should be a button somewhere for you to reduce the scan size.

What scan software are you using?

I use AC/DC and it does the job just fine.

Another way to make the picture smaller is to reduce the scan size.   I have just done a test of the same picture and the results are:

Scan at 100 DPI the end product was 24KB size
Scan at 400DPI the end product was 402 KB size.
Scan at 800 DPI the end product was 1.4 MB size.

The lower the DPI then the detail of what you are scanning is quite diminished compared to a 400 or 800 DPI scanned image.

[keldaw]

I got my printer out of the box and I am now gunna try it

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[Goldseeker]

kell,

Some abbreviation explanations:

DPI = Dots Per Inch ; The resolution that one uses to scan an item.   The more DPI the bigger/larger the scan.

Scan = To use a scanner to copy a document/picture.   Usually a separate piece of equipment that is attached to the computer.   Some printers have an inbuilt scanner.   Possibly your new printer that is still in the box has an inbuilt scanner.  What name and model of printer is still in the box?

Scan Software = Special program to do the scanning with.   Works in conjunction with your scanner.   If the printer that is still in the box has an inbuilt scanner, then it should have come with a CD, (computer disc), with all the programs on it to run the printer/scanner.   Dependant on the version of Windows that you have on your computer, then installing the printer will be done automatically through Windows without the CD being used once the printer has been connected to the computer and the computer turned on.

AC/DC = Software scanning programme that is available free from the internet.

KB = Kilobyte.   (1,000 bytes)

MB = Megabyte (1,000,000 Byte)

Byte = One press of any number, symbol  or letter on the keyboard of the computer.

Hope the above helps or have I confused you more?

[keldaw]

hi bruce , this is my printer/scanner still in the box .


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[Goldseeker]

Can't see much in the posted pictures kel.

Have sent an email to your private email address with a suggestion.

Regards