@solutions-plus-r-us wrote:i have a few that are too big.
how do i resize?
will check back tomorrow...err...later today...
Solutions, as I said above, any image which is accepted by ebay will be automatically resized to fit. There should no need at all to alter the image size in the Insert Image window unless you actually want to make it smaller than the 800-odd pixels to which it is resized automatically.
If the file you're trying to import is too large because it was photographed at an extremely high resolution, you will receive the message below which indicates that its size is in excess of 3,0722Kb in which case you will need to reduce its size externally to less than 3,072Kb by using your favourite graphics app.
Once done, if it is then accepted by ebay there will be no need to change any of the Insert Window parameters as it will now be resized automatically just as compliant images normally are. Essentially, if it accepted by ebay, it is not too large.
Hope that clarifies things for you. 🙂
@book-of-hezekiah wrote:
This is my favourite, I could hang this on my wall. It makes me wonder what the girl looks like, and what is she doing.
My head is filling in the picture with an image of a blonde girl in a white dress, sitting on a picnic blanket on a green grassy hill covered in daisies. She is under a tree with dappled light falling on her face.
Just love it, BoK
EDIT: I have no idea if it a girl or not. It could be an apple and a pear, but I love that it makes gets my imagination working.
I can see more in this photo of an abstract statue in our park than I have ever seen in passing it 
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@j*oono wrote:I love it too and I would defintely hang it on my wall. I love the colour. It would go great with the fruit bowl too 🙂
uh-oh. apparently I have just hit the limit of images on can store. I have to delete some from my gallery
250 pages to sort through, that should keep me busy for the rest of the afternoon.
