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Returning to RAT, too - Question about image size - Uwe Bahr - 01-15-2019
Avete omnes,
after a longer time of being out of the forum I want to return and perhaps be somewhat more active again.
BTW, it's very nice to see that some of the old comrads are still there. Take allone in this sub-forum Jasper and Robert.
My first activity was to update an old thread by renewing some images. It worked quite well in #1:
https://www.romanarmytalk.com/rat/showthread.php?tid=697&pid=10294#pid10294
So my first question is: are there any forum rules about the image size? I found none here and cautious as I am, I reduced the size of my own pictures to less than 150 KB, which is a typical norm for the image size in other forums; to the inserted picture I added as a reference its link from the internet.
Is it o.k. in this way?
Greets - Uwe
RE: Returning to RAT, too - Question about image size - Robert Vermaat - 01-16-2019
Hello Uwe,
Welcome back!
We don't have formal rules about this, but each member has an alotted amount of space to fill - as far as I know, this could have changed over recent years.
RE: Returning to RAT, too - Question about image size - Crispianus - 01-16-2019
If you go to your account you'll find an attachment manager in the left hand menu, at least for me the "attachment quota" is Unlimited and currently stands at nearly 13mb for 100+ pics, mostly I stick to jpg's bettween 1200-600 pixels wide and 100(or less)-300kb largely because I feel this is large enough for me so should be ok for everyone else... but theres not much point in posting stuff that you can't see easily, so I guess size depends on the subject...
RE: Returning to RAT, too - Question about image size - Uwe Bahr - 01-16-2019
Hallo Robert and Ivor,
thank You for Your friendly 'welcome back' and the explanations. This helps a bit further to understand how it works.