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Don, What John said is great. In addition, when you save a file as JPEG (.jpg), most programs give you the option of what "quality" level you want to use to save it - in other words, how much compression to use on the file. I've found that when e-mailing photos or putting them on the web, it's darn hard to SEE the difference between quality level 10 and 3. Sometimes I even use quality 2, 1 or 0. The lower quality level due to the high compression methods can make the file size a LOT smaller. Also, it's more polite to send a 30KB file to a list than a 2MB file, or even a 90KB file. For the web or e-mail, I use these general guidelines: 6x9" or 4x6" at 72 dpi then I save it as .jpg using quality level 3 or below. Ed ============================================================================== To leave this forum go to: http://ercoupers.com/lists.htm
