I can see it now.Problem is, it's 160px tall, meaning anything else above or under it makes your sig too large.
Yeah, I got rid of it. A few others couldn't see it, so it seemed pointless to keep it. However, I have a new signature. Is it OK?
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I can see it now.Problem is, it's 160px tall, meaning anything else above or under it makes your sig too large.
I guess so. According to a quote, it's smaller than it used to be. A little.
It's ok.Checking in to see if my signature is OK.
Your sig is 174px tall.I'm updating my sig and I'm wondering if this size is ok enough. I used paint to resize but if there must be something else, teach me how. Gosh, they look so small to find and look at when I try to upload them to tinypic.com
The image I want is: http://oi55.tinypic.com/14xcocm.jpg
Your sig is 174px tall.
That picture in the link... it says it's 1,024x838px, most of it just white space. When you were resizing it, were you using Attributes instead of Resize/Skew? (You may have to use percentages to do it, but Resize/Skew actually changes the size of the image while Attributes just adds to the canvas size without changing the image's actual size.)
Though even without all the white space, it's still 168px tall (width is fine, though).
If you get the original image? I suppose. I'm assuming you just want it shrunken, not also stretched widthwise?If I get it, could you help me re-resize it right away? I don't want to receive another warning just because I don't know how to resize anything correctly, which may seem a little unfair this time because all I've asked for was for a sig check.
Your sig is 174px tall.
That picture in the link... it says it's 1,024x838px, most of it just white space.
When you were resizing it, were you using Attributes instead of Resize/Skew? (You may have to use percentages to do it, but Resize/Skew actually changes the size of the image while Attributes just adds to the canvas size without changing the image's actual size.)
Though even without all the white space, it's still 168px tall (width is fine, though).
If you get the original image? I suppose. I'm assuming you just want it shrunken, not also stretched widthwise?
I meant that in the Image menu in Paint, there's "Attributes..." and "Resize/Skew...".Yes, is Paint also a type of Attribute? That's all we know how to use. I'm not very good with percentages ever. I wish if I was taught this in school.
Max height is 160px, including text, so yeah.So it's supposed to be supposedly smaller than my other sig then.
I was actually wondering if you had the original picture in the form it was in before you tried to resize it... But out of the one that's currently up, I tried to unstretch it a bit and made jpg and png forms:Yes, indeed. I want it shrunken. It just annoys me when it stretches the page and my friend had a similar problem on another forum. If I can get that on this computer instead of silly old Paint, I'd be happy to but my computer right now needs Updates.
You're welcome.Thank you for fixing this mess.
In Paint, under Images, there's "Attributes..." and "Resize/Skew...".Yes and about the attributes, tell me how to use it more or I can also ask the question on Yahoo Answers because I as well post there a lot.
It's ok.
172px. Too tall.Im just checking, but i added some to mine. Is it okay?
It will.I take it removing that line of text will make it under the limit?
It's 168px now.Hmm. Did making it smaller work? I made the text size 1.