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I'm trying to make this my new avatar but am having difficulties reducing it to fit. I reduced it to far below the requirements and it was barely a spec and it still said it was too big.
Maximum dimensions; width: 150 pixels, height: 150 pixels, file size: 6.00 KiB.

Try this:-
You probably won't be able to read the text, but it is now 150x150. Just "save image as" and upload as normal.

I can change it if you want. Les' reduction looks promising.

It will not upload and says it must be 150 pixels, height: 150 pixels, file size: 6.00 KiB.

Sir Henry wrote:It will not upload and says it must be 150 pixels, height: 150 pixels, file size: 6.00 KiB.

I get that same warning along will file cannot be compressed to that level

daytime dave wrote:I can change it if you want. Les' reduction looks promising.

The settings need to be changed to 200x200 and 50KiB.

Here is another choice.

My vote is for door #2 I think it shows the gun off better. But either one will be better than whats there now. That guy just has a blank stare to him.

BigAl52 wrote:My vote is for door #2 I think it shows the gun off better. But either one will be better than whats there now. That guy just has a blank stare to him.

Needs a carrot and a couple of lumps of coal.

Hope you have much better luck than I had.

It took me many months on and off to finally get it accomplished.

Some nights I would spend a good 2 hours on it.

Then one night, after another hour or two, it finally worked, lol.

It took me a few tries.
I like the orange one.

Try it now. As a photograph, I like the leather one. As an avatar, the orange will look better.

Thanks Dave, I tried them both and you are right. The orange one makes a better avatar even though the other one is a better picture.

Now I'm not sure. The leather background is better after I lightened it a tad.

Looks good to me but I might be just looking for a pay raise.

RanchRoper wrote:Looks good to me but I might be just looking for a pay raise.

You just took a day off claiming a shoulder injury and now you want a raise?

...ok nevermind, I'm back on the job.

RanchRoper wrote:...ok nevermind, I'm back on the job.

I had a rotator cuff injury about 20 years ago and it was not fun. Take care of yourself and have another cup of coffee.

About the most useful info I got from the doctor was "it's the shape of things to come at your age." I rarely go to doctors, don't have much use for them...last time was 2011 when I took half my finger off roping a big cow. Stitched up on a Sunday and Badger and I were back to work on Monday. Didn't rope for a couple of weeks though. This shoulder is an inconvenience though.

I didn't have surgery and instead went to therapy for six painful months.