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I use Adobe Photoshop to resize my images but you can use other programs like Paintshop Pro, etc.
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I use Adobe Photoshop to resize my images but you can use other programs like Paintshop Pro, etc.
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While I am new to the board as you can tell by the number of posts I have made, I wanted to take an opportunity to say THANK YOU to all of you who post here on a regular basis. As a result of the timely, accurate and friendly information and tips that are posted on Rennlist, I have saved money on parts, gained confidence in my ability to do my own mods, established discussions with people in Porsche related businesses (Rod the sound guy, Eric the plug guy, etc.) and really enjoy visiting the site on a regular basis to see what other info I can pick up. I have turned into a Porsche sponge! I am very grateful to you for sharing your knowledge and experience. Thank you all so much and keep up the good work!
Chuck
Porsche Sponge? Is that the new birth control device from Zuffenhausen?
Welcome to the forum. You've been following the forum for a while so you should know that new members have to post pics!
Thanks for the pic. Arctic Silver is sweet. I like the wheels too. This forum is great with its wealth of information -- but it can also be bad when it comes to giving you ideas on how to spend your money on mods.
Prog is right, the cheapest mod I got away with is my rennlist membership
The rest of the mods that have been discussed on this board have set me back more than the price of a loaded Kia! No regrets though on any of them.....and many more to come.
Chuck,
Welcome to the forum! You've done well with such nice wheels. Your sentiments remind me of how I felt 6 months ago when I bought my first P-car. In my case the Rennlist forum, thus far, has saved me about $23,000 US dlls. From alerting me to discounts on P-car purchases, as well as tips on where to get goodies at the best price. So I recommend you go ahead and become a Rennlist member today!.
Cheers.
I am also new to the board. I would like to do more with pics but I am having some trouble with attaching images, mainly due to re-sizing of images. Can anyone help with advice as to how to shrink the size of images to fit; both file size as well as fit better within a post. Also, how do you get a pic small enough to attach as an Avatar?
Here is an attempt.
Thanks for any help, and also for the great discussion and advice!
If you want the image to fit well within the post then size it to about 400-500 pixels wide. I use Adobe Photoshop to resize my images but you can use other programs like Paintshop Pro, etc.
To add an Avatar, first pic a picture you like then crop and resize it. From the Avatar upload page:
I made my Avatar 160x125 pixels (not too wide that it takes away from the message body "real estate") and about 14kb.
To upload the Avatar, click on the
Quick Links
link at the top of the page and then click on
Edit Avatar
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Welcome to the board. At first I thought that you posted a pic of Chuck's car -- same color, same amber side markers (not bad on a silver car but most guys change it to the clear markers) even the same wheels -- but then I noticed you car is a cab. Nice!
Try resizing your Avatar image to meet the size restrictions. If you can't figure it out then send me a PM and I will resize it for you.
