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Agree with whats been said above, if you still cant get them to fit another option is to use Photobucket or similar. Upload the files then just point your reference on the page to the pic. That way you arent using any space on your page but still have the pics up!

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oh sorrreeeeeee tech heads! forgive us mere mortals for not knowing how to "glayvin" the "mwaheeey" our computeraters!!

dont worry about making your own site Sean its to hard to get people to come and look at it with the million other sites that are doing the same as you are, just upload your pics up onto worldsex.com it may get lost amongst the million other links there but as long as your porn is quality people will start veiwing your site.......thats what it is right?......??

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oh sorrreeeeeee tech heads! forgive us mere mortals for not knowing how to "glayvin" the "mwaheeey" our computeraters!!

dont worry about making your own site Sean its to hard to get people to come and look at it with the million other sites that are doing the same as you are, just upload your pics up onto worldsex.com it may get lost amongst the million other links there but as long as your porn is quality people will start veiwing your site.......thats what it is right?......??

This is true, perhaps I should have made a porn site instead then I could be teh pimp meister :Pimp:

:cuddle: :boobies2: :69: sex.gif

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He did say they were already JPEGS......

You can have quite large JPEGs if the resolution is very high. In this case you are going to have to compress them/resample them at a lower resolution. Most semi decent image applications will let you specify the quality vs compression ratio when converting to JPEGs. A free nice little program that can do this for you is ACDSee. JPEG is lossy compression so you may need to experiment a little to determine a medium that still retains image quality with significant file size reduction.

Hope thats a little help.

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