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Originally posted by MarkG
hmmm in windows explorer right-click -> properties -> summary
hmmm in windows explorer right-click -> properties -> summary
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Likewise in both Mozilla and IE (so I would assume Netscape as well) right clicking and going to properties shows the size of the image.About 24,000 people die every day from hunger or hunger-related causes. With a simple click daily at the Hunger Site you can provide food for those who need it. -
You could also just check to see whether or not there's a line saying "Poster has attached the following image"...Originally posted by LightEning
BTW, you don't need to check the HTML. Just right-click and get the address of the image and you'll see where it's stored
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Originally posted by Chowlett
You could also just check to see whether or not there's a line saying "Poster has attached the following image"...
Neah - that would be cheating ...
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Right click on the image, and select "properties."Originally posted by Alexander's Horse
How do you know how wide it is please?
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Strange - the properties thing didn't work before but now it does
Must be me
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