"how ome some people have loads of photos on there profile we ave 12 on and it keeps saying we have max on  "
Site supporters may post more photos. I think silver support lets you post 50 photos and gold support lets you post 150 |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"how ome some people have loads of photos on there profile we ave 12 on and it keeps saying we have max on "
Max is 12 unless you are a site supporter i think x |
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By *j_markCouple
over a year ago
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"uploading pics i keep getting
Error at 24/11/2010 16:15:03
If informing us about the error please note the time/date above
Goto the home page
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From the FAQ:
I get an error / get told to resize my photo when I try to upload a photo.
Modern digital cameras take very large pictures and they will cause errors if you try to upload them to the site. If you resize the photo to 1024*768 or smaller in a graphics programme and save as a JPG or make sure they are under 1mb in size then they'll upload fine. Most graphics software will easily resize images, or we recommend the free VSO image resizer which lets you right click and resize if you're using Windows. Alternatively, lots of digital cameras let you choose a lower resolution when shooting pictures which would also work.
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By *ouple1234 OP Couple
over a year ago
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"uploading pics i keep getting
Error at 24/11/2010 16:15:03
If informing us about the error please note the time/date above
Goto the home page
From the FAQ:
I get an error / get told to resize my photo when I try to upload a photo.
Modern digital cameras take very large pictures and they will cause errors if you try to upload them to the site. If you resize the photo to 1024*768 or smaller in a graphics programme and save as a JPG or make sure they are under 1mb in size then they'll upload fine. Most graphics software will easily resize images, or we recommend the free VSO image resizer which lets you right click and resize if you're using Windows. Alternatively, lots of digital cameras let you choose a lower resolution when shooting pictures which would also work.
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