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Topic # 129067 2-Sep-2013 20:30
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Is there any way this could be increased to 220k or 250?
Just noticed phone screenshots (on the S4 anyway) come in just over 200, they're quite helpful when troubleshooting peoples issues. And they can be a real pain to edit. 

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  Reply # 888603 2-Sep-2013 20:53
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There's another thread on this already and I was going to look into it.

As for phone screenshots, while they are good for troubleshooting, it pays to resize them because, gosh, they are gigantic (in terms of dimensions) when uploaded in original size!




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  Reply # 888635 2-Sep-2013 21:24
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Awesome! Thanks!

I usually just post the small version of any pic from the link page... It's just a real pain to edit on a phone when out and about before uploading.

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