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#34962 1-Jun-2009 21:36
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We have now enabled image upload to all users. Subscribers can upload up to 100 MB (four times more than before) while standard users can upload up to 10 MB.

Images are limited to 200 KB, and obviously should follow our FUG.

This is interesting for when yo want to post a picture to our forums for example - the images are available in original size and a resized version perfect for our forums.

Animated GIF are not supported.

Just remember that if you upload an image and use it in the forums you shouldn't delete it, otherwise the image will be broken in the forum pages.

To upload images just visit your Profile Options.





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#220614 1-Jun-2009 21:52
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Cool.

If you are wanting to post an image in the forums, a good width is 700px.  Anything wider and it makes the forums scroll horizontally.



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  #220615 1-Jun-2009 21:52
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The images are automatically resized. No need to resize on your side.




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  #220638 1-Jun-2009 22:31
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Great feature. Thanks.

@Mauricio - http://www.geekzone.co.nz/subscribe.asp still states "25MB of disk space for image storage"

Just letting you know, in case you missed this





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  #220640 1-Jun-2009 22:32
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Yep, missed. Will fix.




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