Instead of using the URL to a site, when you upload pics they all add up to where you may not have enough room left to upload more photos. How do you erase those photos?Harmony
- Harmonious Harmony
- 06-22-2013, 03:11 AM
Instead of using the URL to a site, when you upload pics they all add up to where you may not have enough room left to upload more photos. How do you erase those photos?Harmony
- ElumEno
- 06-22-2013, 06:09 PM
Here is a chart for Attachments...
From the chart the maximum file for a .jpeg is 976.6 KB and the maximum size is 1700x1300 px.
I believe that some users do not understand the difference between 'Attaching' or 'Inserting' a picture.
When attaching (
) a file you will be uploading that file onto ECCIE's server and using their storage space for that file.
They only have so much space so therefore they limit the amount of space allowed.
The exact amount of space they allow, I am uncertain of, but you can find out by doing the following.
This will tell you how much space you have left for 'Attachments'.
When Inserting (
) pictures, you have to upload them to a file saving site like Photobucket.
since the file is not saved on the ECCIE servers it is not taking up space therefore they don't care about the file size.
Here is a nice thread on how to insert photos.... How to post a photo
Hope this helps,
ElamEno
From the chart the maximum file for a .jpeg is 976.6 KB and the maximum size is 1700x1300 px.
I believe that some users do not understand the difference between 'Attaching' or 'Inserting' a picture.
When attaching (
) a file you will be uploading that file onto ECCIE's server and using their storage space for that file.They only have so much space so therefore they limit the amount of space allowed.
The exact amount of space they allow, I am uncertain of, but you can find out by doing the following.
This will tell you how much space you have left for 'Attachments'.
When Inserting (
) pictures, you have to upload them to a file saving site like Photobucket.since the file is not saved on the ECCIE servers it is not taking up space therefore they don't care about the file size.
Here is a nice thread on how to insert photos.... How to post a photo
Hope this helps,
ElamEno