Maureen,

Yes I was looking for Frank as well, then I found the bar at the bottom. Nice shot with both gents sitting side by side. It would be nice if they had some private chat on co-operation in various areas.

BTW, I have not done this with an AGO post, but if you think that the picture may be too big for a small space on the computer screen the trick is to make the picture smaller before pasting or copying on a document such as email. Perhaps, LB could confirm.

- Resizing picture: A picture can be downsized to make it smaller using software for opening a picture file (e.g. PaintShop Pro). A 50% reduction would be plenty, 75% could do the trick...noting that too much reduction would degrade the quality of the picture.

This is a good trick for handling megapixel picture taken with recent digital cameras. You don't really need a 5MB picture for e-mail or small prints (3.5 x 5) of snapshots. A 200kB (0.2MB) picture would be good enough. So, downsize it first before attaching. Or, if you don't plan (ever) to print the snapshot to an 8x10 or larger then set your camera for taking smaller pictures (so that you can also save space on the camera flash card).

Usually there is a limit on attachment, some internet service provider would limit it to 10MB. An old computer with a slow internet connection (people still have old-fashioned modem on a telephone line in a rural area) would take several minutes to download a large picture. (Have seen a retiree waiting patiently for 15+ minutes to download 1 picture of the grand children).

- Size of picture: To find out the size of the picture, right click on the picture, go to properties, usually at the bottom of the menu, to see the size.

Hope that the above would be helpful. If you already know all this then just ignore what I wrote above.

The Frank and Al picture you posted was a good catch.

goldhunter