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Looking at all the posts i have noticed that a lot of posters don't have avatars - boo !!!!! 😆
Lets see if we can get as many of you Dadtalkers using avatars.
Its dead easy to add to add an avatar your profile (if your not sure how to do it)
Go to you user control panel (its up there above the forum board title)
Select the profile tab
Select edit avatar from the list
Then browse to the picture on your pc that you want use. The picture file must be 6kb or smaller in size and the dimensions of the picture should be no more than 90 pixels by 90.
then submit
Easy as that.
To big, this is either that the image file is over 6kb or the image dimensions are bigger than 90 pixels by 90 pixels.
I use microsoft picture manager to edit my Avatar image down to the right number of pixels (edit picture, resize and then set custom width and height to 90 x 90) - any good picture editing software should allow you to edit the number of pixels etc.
Because of size constraints you will not be able to upload any animated avatars (ie moving ones 😉 ) - my cat should be drumming his fingers but hey ho
:ugeek: Gooner
Why can't we load larger avatar files Gooner ? I got some cooool avatars that I could use if we could.
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