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This tutorial will demonstrate how to convert a .BMP screenshot into a .JPG picture using Microsoft Paint (which comes with Windows XP). This will allow the author to upload the image to | This tutorial will demonstrate how to convert a .BMP screenshot into a .JPG picture using Microsoft Paint (which comes with Windows XP). This will allow the author to upload the image to TESNexus.com and showoff the mod. The .JPG image format is much smaller and TESNexus.com can automatically generate thumbnails of your pictures when you upload your mods. | ||
'''NOTE''': If you already have .JPG files and they are over 300kb, you probably don't have any compression enabled and are waisting valuable bandwidth. Follow these steps and simply re-save over the same file. Generally speaking, individual screenshots shouldn't be larger than 200kb. If you're argument for larger images is for greater detail, try zooming in (cropping) the images to concentrate the viewing ([[How To Crop Images with MS Paint]]). | '''NOTE''': If you already have .JPG files and they are over 300kb, you probably don't have any compression enabled and are waisting valuable bandwidth. Follow these steps and simply re-save over the same file. Generally speaking, individual screenshots shouldn't be larger than 200kb. If you're argument for larger images is for greater detail, try zooming in (cropping) the images to concentrate the viewing ([[How To Crop Images with MS Paint]]). | ||
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By simply choosing the right image format, you could save hosting sites 5.6 GB of bandwidth with this example. That's larger than a DVD at 4.5 GB !!! | By simply choosing the right image format, you could save hosting sites 5.6 GB of bandwidth with this example. That's larger than a DVD at 4.5 GB !!! | ||
Source: [http:// | Source: [http://HammondsLegacy.com/obmm/tutorial_convert_image.asp LHammonds Web Site] | ||
[[Category:Tutorials]] | [[Category:Tutorials]] | ||
[[Category:Miscellaneous_Tutorials]] | [[Category:Miscellaneous_Tutorials]] | ||