Simple tool for avatar making

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In case there's anyone who doesn't know about this site, Resize Pic is a very simple tool for making avatars without having to download any program for doing it. You do the process completely online.

You just save a picture on your computer, and then upload it to the site and you get a reduced one when you put in the resolution size.

Then, the final step is to save the new pic back to your computer, and ready to upload here.

Couldn't be easier. :wink:

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Cool! Thanks, Reyn, this is useful. I've tried so many times to resize avatar-worthy pics, and *never* been successful. This seems the perfect tool.

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Thanks Reyn! I always have to go through a bunch of futzing around with Paint to get piccies down to avatar size, this looks much simpler.

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You bet! Glad I could help.

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I use flickr to resize pics. They give you four or five sizes to choose from, then I save them on my computer to use for whatever. I make avatars this way.

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edgarblythe wrote:

I use flickr to resize pics. They give you four or five sizes to choose from, then I save them on my computer to use for whatever. I make avatars this way.

PIXresizer is my favourite - you get additionally to some suggested handy seizes the chance to choose any seize you want.

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Another flickr feature I like, you can build a network of friends and acquaintances there.

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

PIXresizer is my favourite - you get additionally to some suggested handy seizes the chance to choose any seize you want.

Yes, that looks like a good program as well, but my suggestion was intended for folks who only want to make the occasional avatar and not to have to download a program to do this to their computer.

It's quick and simple.

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ITs

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cool, I'll check this out later

thanks reyn.

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Now my post has absolutely no context

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farmerman wrote:

Now my post has absolutely no context

haha, You know me, wait 5 minutes, and a new Reyn emerges, but I knew what you were on about. that's all that really matters.

By the way, you know who the latest is? :wink:

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Reyn wrote:

farmerman wrote:
Now my post has absolutely no context

haha, You know me, wait 5 minutes, and a new Reyn emerges, but I knew what you were on about. that's all that really matters.

Well, I know Reyn's trying to be comforting and everything, but that's not really all that matters, now is it? I'm still not convinced the ol Farmer hasn't finally lost his marbles for good and all...

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I used to play with marbles.

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And some of us are well-marbled..

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You guys both made me laugh.

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Someone mentioned that Reyns new avatar was some British guy who did something funny once. I have sophisticated face matching software and it came up with a coupla possible matches
Harold Lloyd
Rick Corbett
Dave Corbett
Count Floyd

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help me farmerman
Dear Farmerman, Sorry for intruding on this post, but I didn't know of another way to contact you. I'm a grad student in Japan, hoping to utilize an easy-to-use, ideally portable fermentor as part of my research. Currently, I'm looking for a way to process plant waste that accumulates while maintaining traditional Japanese landscape (Jpn: Satoyama) into ethanol.
I read your earlier comment regarding your homesetup, and would like some advice. How can I contact you?

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farmerman wrote:

I have sophisticated face matching software ....

Unfortunately, most stores that sell software won't give you a refund once you open the box.

Nonetheless, I'd write the manufacterer and give them a piece of your mind.

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Adlo-We didnt get involved with ethanol. We have been trying to produce biodiesel. Our biggest problem is getting rid of all the glycerine.
We are also noticing an increase ininterest by farmers.

A number of years ago, Phelps Dodge was interested in making ethanol out of garbage and other solid waste. The pilot work had quite an odor problem initially and required some investment in throughput mechanisms.

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