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Help wanted - How to scale photos

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AdminAsgara
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12-05-2003 1:36 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Adminnemooseus
12-04-2003 2:19 PM

Moose, easiest way to do it is with percentages...it makes pic a % of page width. ...width="60%". I rescaled the pic on the catfish thread, but it did nothing for the script. When you resize a pic on a web page it doesn't change the actual file size. I think that is my problem. I had tried saving a pic to my comp and resizing it in a photo editing program, but I am having problems with my web server right now so that's not working.
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AdminAsgara
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12-05-2003 2:57 AM 		Reply to: Message 5 by Adminnemooseus
12-05-2003 1:56 AM

Maybe it's just my lousy monitor problems....I still get a pic that fits within page width, but script runs at the same width as before rescaling of pic.
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(&&*%($#*$&%*$&* monitor)
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Oh well, if it works for everyone else, I guess that's all that matters.
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