billbobtlh
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Started this pile in Nov. less than one month of weekends had over five cords split. My problem will be getting enough wood to feed this machine.
the woodpile
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Re: the woopile
Must try again!
Must try again!
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Re: the woopile
Where's the pic?
Where's the pic?
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billbobtlh
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I guess i was too impatient.
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file too big will try later
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<font color=blue>too big will try later</font color=blue>
Don't worry about it, Bill. If there's one thing I know about woodpiles, it's that they never stay big enough long enough. /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
Don't worry about it, Bill. If there's one thing I know about woodpiles, it's that they never stay big enough long enough. /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
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try again
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That pile didn't last very long./w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
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<font color=blue>never stay big enough long enough. /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
<font color=black> I'm thinkin we could add to that a list of things that fit that quote./w3tcompact/icons/hmm.gif
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<font color=black> I'm thinkin we could add to that a list of things that fit that quote./w3tcompact/icons/hmm.gif
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file too big will try later
I have that problem with some of the higher resolutions pictures I take...
Here's the solution:
Go to <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.irfanview.com>http://www.irfanview.com</A> and download irfanview.exe (also, the plugins, if you want 'em).
Irfanview has a tool (IMAGE-RESIZE/RESAMPLE) that will reduce the resolution of the picture.
I do suggest you save any important picture as a different name before you modify it. That way, you've still got the original...you can delete the saved as version after you're done with it.
Also, remember, although a picture saved as a .bmp file will not be better quality if it was originally a .jpg. However, the same picture as a .bmp will be huge in size compared to a .jpg file.
As an example: most pictures I take with my digital camera (a Sony) are at 1200x768. However, this picture will be over the 200Kb limit TBN has for attachments (picture attachments, not tractor type). With Irfanview, I open a pic, resize to 640x480 and then attach.
Works good for me...
I have that problem with some of the higher resolutions pictures I take...
Here's the solution:
Go to <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.irfanview.com>http://www.irfanview.com</A> and download irfanview.exe (also, the plugins, if you want 'em).
Irfanview has a tool (IMAGE-RESIZE/RESAMPLE) that will reduce the resolution of the picture.
I do suggest you save any important picture as a different name before you modify it. That way, you've still got the original...you can delete the saved as version after you're done with it.
Also, remember, although a picture saved as a .bmp file will not be better quality if it was originally a .jpg. However, the same picture as a .bmp will be huge in size compared to a .jpg file.
As an example: most pictures I take with my digital camera (a Sony) are at 1200x768. However, this picture will be over the 200Kb limit TBN has for attachments (picture attachments, not tractor type). With Irfanview, I open a pic, resize to 640x480 and then attach.
Works good for me...
