Picture's

[Bootlegger]

  Don't know why, but when I "click" on a picture it doesn't enlarge it like it used to.  Why

[Elwyn Aud]

Usually when I click on a photo it enlarges quickly but occasionally it takes a few seconds. I figure it's just the internet working a little slow at times.

[Clayton Berry]

You just aren't clicking hard enough.

[Larry Cunningham]

Mouse could be worn? Have you been clicking excessively? Now, be honest..

( I've noticed the same effect, Gil. I think I'm losing my touch on the LMB (left mouse button). )

I think it means the Moon Brothers have clicked on the same photo at the same time and they are
getting priority over me on the internets. ;->

L.

"Are we thinking here, or is this just so much pointing and clicking?" -The New Yorker

[Bootlegger]

Clayton, I bee's clickin' HARD !!!  Larry, I'll check it out..!!  Thanks for the laugh's guy's..

[Bob Reeves]

The real answer is the photos were uploaded small enough that the forum software didn't feel the need to display a small picture. It displayed the picture full size so clicking on it won't do anything because it's already as big as it gets.

I don't see what's so hard about uploading good pictures.. Find a photo editing program you like and learn how to use it. Resize and/or crop your photos to 640X480 and they will likely be withen the 100K limit.. If the file size is still too big learn how to save a JPG file with more compresion.

You only really need to learn how to do 4 operations in your photo editing program.. Open, Resize, Crop and Save As.. How hard can it be...

[catdaddy]

You only really need to learn how to do 4 operations in your photo editing program.. Open, Resize, Crop and Save As.. How hard can it be...

How hard is to set the clock on a VCR?

[Bob Reeves]

How hard is to set the clock on a VCR?

Not hard at all if you are willing to read the instructions.. 

[Wayne Collier]

Not hard at all if you are willing to read the instructions.. 

   VCR instructions?  That's why I've got teenagers.

[Bill Heher]

My teenagers couldn't set the clock on a VCR, but they can sure rework and upload pics, create webpages, make PowerPoint presentations, and text while eating / talking/whatever. They can also program the TiVo to record every episode of every stupid show you never wanted to see, and fast forward at 3x speed to stop within 10 secs of the end of a commercial.

It amazes me.

[Larry Cunningham]

Try this. Right now. Hold down the CTRL key and roll your mouse wheel.
It works for looking at photos as well.

CTRL-0 restores it.

Now, please forward $1 to me, for teachin' you; I have to charge..

L.

Yo soy obligado a liberar usted de este obscuridad

[Bootlegger]

   10-4 Larry-o  I'll FAX the check shortly...

[Larry Cunningham]

I *can* set the time on a VCR. It makes perfect sense to me.
But, then again, I invented it.

(Or was it the reverse blinking cursor?)

L.

"The successful people are the ones who can think up things for the rest of the world
to keep busy at." -Don Marquis

[Bootlegger]

   ....   Just like someone else we know invented the internet...

[Steve Helmick]

I was having this problem last night, and I found that if I right clicked on the picture, than clicked on the top option ("view link") on the pop-up menu, the picture would instantly load at full size. Send me the $1!    Steve

[Bootlegger]

   Steve-o I'll do that rat now...Thanks for the heads up...Marvin Denny "clued" me in also. Thanks a lot Guy's...