Yippee!!!!!!!!!!

[ladybug8876]

I DID it!! I DID it!! :clap_1: :clap_1: I guess I just needed some extra coaching. Thanks to AuntieAlys thread and everyone who gave the info to change my Av. I'm just a tiny bit computer challenged since I don't have a home computer. Now I can pass on my knowledge to any newbies. Now just to find the right pic.

 

[DD]

It's a wonderful feeling, isn't it? :clap_1:

 

[Mermaid]

Congratulations! You're waaaaaaaaaaaay ahead of me. I still have to holler for Merman every time I want to switch my avatar. Good job! :clap_1:

 

[ladybug8876]

If I had a Merman of my own I most likely would have done the same thing, but I'm a single gal.

 

[Jdarg]

Congratulations! You're waaaaaaaaaaaay ahead of me. I still have to holler for Merman every time I want to switch my avatar. Good job! :clap_1:

I require assistance as well. My current fuzzy looking avatar is the result of me trying to be a computer genius.

 

[Mermaid]

I require assistance as well. My current fuzzy looking avatar is the result of me trying to be a computer genius.

You need ladybug lessons!

 

[ladybug8876]

Always glad to lend some ladybug assistance.

 

[Beach Runner]

I require assistance as well. My current fuzzy looking avatar is the result of me trying to be a computer genius.

It does look a little pixelated. It looks like a jpg, so start with the original image, downsize it in increments (rather than in one step), and typically you get a better result. Although I recently experienced a failure with that method - still too pixelated. So I opened it in ImageReady, anti-aliased it, then opened and saved it in a web-friendly format in PhotoShop with really nice results.

 

[DD]

It does look a little pixelated. It looks like a jpg, so start with the original image, downsize it in increments (rather than in one step), and typically you get a better result. Although I recently experienced a failure with that method - still too pixelated. So I opened it in ImageReady, anti-aliased it, then opened and saved it in a web-friendly format in PhotoShop with really nice results.

 

[Jdarg]

It does look a little pixelated. It looks like a jpg, so start with the original image, downsize it in increments (rather than in one step), and typically you get a better result. Although I recently experienced a failure with that method - still too pixelated. So I opened it in ImageReady, anti-aliased it, then opened and saved it in a web-friendly format in PhotoShop with really nice results.

Thanks BR. I have no idea what you just said. However, Bdarg will understand.;-)