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If you're using .JPG pictures, just upload de big one, and at the \"preview\" you put its size smaller. Example:
- smile.jpg
Original size: 500*200pix
At the \"preview\" you put in the HTML code:
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<a href="smile.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="smile.jpg" width="50" height="20"></img></a>
(In this code it's also included the link to the original sized image in a blank window)
That way (since .JPGs don't take much space) you would upload just one image, the original one.
I hope this helps you
\"preview\": small sized image
No offense, but that's the worst way to do thumbnails. :wink: First of all, the browser has to download the entire picture before re-sizing it, so it would take a really-long time on a 56K modem. Second, you cite JPG as a good way to store images, since they take up less space. This is true, but it's at the expense of quality. If you've ever seen a 1024x768 image compressed with JPG, you'll know it's horrible.
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