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Windows 7 - A Preferred Method of Uploading/Posting Screen Shots



 
03-26-2009   #21


Windows 7 Beta (and others, multiboot)
 
 


my firefox window runs at about 1024x768 as is shown in that screenie... *shrug* sorry you don't like how I do things but its way better still then how some people do them IMO posting a huge image directly, breaking scroll...

~edit~
realized that I may be coming off as abrasive or rude... that was not my intent at all - sorry if it was taken as such

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03-26-2009   #22


Vista Ult 64 bit Seven Ult RTM x64
 
 


Not taken as rude. I agree that it is better than posting a full size pic in the forum. I'd much rather have a couple extra clicks.

Take care & Have Fun!
Gary
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03-26-2009   #23


Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Jaqie View Post
my firefox window runs at about 1024x768 as is shown in that screenie... *shrug* sorry you don't like how I do things but its way better still then how some people do them IMO posting a huge image directly, breaking scroll...

~edit~
realized that I may be coming off as abrasive or rude... that was not my intent at all - sorry if it was taken as such
You're not rude but that's exactly why the site has it's own uploading/resize feature. It doesn't make huge screenshots. But people don't bother to use it. I mean have you even tried it?
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03-26-2009   #24


Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Jaqie View Post


recent example...
Hi Jaqie,

I much prefer it when people upload using the paperclip, if I want to see your pic it diverts to image shack and take 3 times as long to show the thumb nail and then you click on it again and it takes just as long to open again in a new window and then I have to close 2 windows again to get back to where I started, IMO a big PITA and I generally won't even bother waiting for them to load now and just close them if I get diverted to image shack.
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03-26-2009   #25


Windows 7 Beta (and others, multiboot)
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Airbot View Post
I mean have you even tried it?
Yes. I find it limiting... in several ways.
The biggest way is I can only use it here, whereas I post an image on my imageshack and I can use it anywhere.
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03-26-2009   #26


Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Jaqie View Post
Yes. I find it limiting... in several ways.
The biggest way is I can only use it here, whereas I post an image on my imageshack and I can use it anywhere.
Surely the majority if not all pictures that you want to show on this forum would not be relevant anywhere else.
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03-26-2009   #27


Windows 7 Beta (and others, multiboot)
 
 


O.O

So far with the exception of 3 single thread specific images, Ive just reposted images I already had uploaded to imageshack, and that was in a thread I asked for help in, which is extremely rare so I doubt the 3 will be added to anytime soon.
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07-11-2009   #28


Windows 7 7264x64(main), 7260x86(secendary), XP SP3 Triple Boot
 
 


just wondering, why do some people upload PNG files? isn't JPEC more size efficiant?
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07-11-2009   #29


Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
 
 


Because it's better quality, and you can have transparent backgrounds with png's.
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08-26-2009   #30
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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by win7 View Post
But its not simple and convenient for everyone, i for one miss this site out when doing my rounds and posting the same topics on various sites as i would have to reformat my post JUST for this site AND upload the image/s for a second time.

Why on earth the resize feature on external images is not built into this forum script is beyond me...
This is merely a preferred method, one which I agree with, but you're not bound to it. Personal preference overpowers here.
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