All images file names are case sensitive and must be saved in .gif or .jpg format. Please also ensure that there are no spaces or odd characters in the file name. All graphics files are to be uploaded as well as the HTML pages. Just because a graphic is in the page does not mean it will also be transferred to the servers along with the HTML page.

Send it as an email attachment to images@bumperbrain.com. Be sure to include your Membership Number in the subject line or the message text.

Several users have reported that, following an upgrade or a moving of their wiki, several images fail to be shown inline. The files exist, and the image description pages show a MIME type of unknown / unknown and, in some cases, a warning about potentially dangerous files. To fix this, run the maintenance/rebuildImages.php script from the command line. This will set MIME information for each file in the database.

You must own the full copyright to any image you upload. This means you must be the photographer or artist that created the image. All trademarks must be removed. This includes logos, brands and entities with copyright or trademarked elements. This many also extend to trademarked products such as cast sculptures, toys, architecture and other elements of design. Copyright is checked with each file. File sizes: the bigger, the better. 300 dpi 5" x 7" is optimal.

Uploading images is actually a simple process. A prerequisite is to have your images located on your computer’s hard drive and ready to go. The listing form has browse boxes, which are common to many software products and your computer’s operating system. It’s actually quite similar to attaching a file to an email message. If you don’t know how to deal with digital images, you can download (print) our image submission form and mail your images to us for uploading.

Your browser will have a way to save images it displays. In Netscape, right-click on the image and select "Save image as". In MS Internet Explorer, right-click and select "Save picture as". In either case be certain that you name the file something with a .jpg extension like TexasBurrMapZoom.jpg, because the default name presented to you in the dialog box might be something like makeJpg.cgi.

We have recently the ability for the system to recognise rotation information (an EXIF tag for those that know what that is) provided in the image that is uploaded. This information is usually put there by more modern cameras that have an orientation sensor in them. Most newer editing applications (eg Photoshop) know how to interpret this information and in turn will automatically rotate an image when it is loaded into the application.

Images larger than 1MB may not be uploaded through the web site interface. However, if you would like to contribute files larger than 1MB, you may e-mail us at info@911digitalarchive.org to make special arrangements.

For Internet Explorer users: Click on TOOLS / INTERNET OPTIONS. On the General Tab, click on SETTINGS and make sure that the option in " Check for newer versions of stored pages:" is set to "Every visit to the Page". Click OK Use your preferred Image editing software. A popular one is MS Photoeditor (bundled with versions of MS Word and Powerpoint) or try one of many shareware products available on download sites (zdnet.com, cnet.com, etc.).

Images and other files larger than 5MB may not be uploaded through the website interface. However, if you would like to contribute files larger than 5MB, please contact us to make special arrangements.

This may be because you recently set up your account and your domain name has not been propagated to all of the possible domain nameservers. If you can access your account, then just wait a day or so. But if after that you don't still have results, please send a mail to support@Webhostingplus.biz You may also encounter this problem because you haven't set your default pages currectly after you uploaded them. EXAAMPLE: index.html.

The first page is not titled index.html. Be sure to use all lower case and not white spaces in your document titles.

Check your paths to your images. If the file that you are using the images in exists in the same directory as your images, you won't need to list the full path. Here is an example of the HTML that you would use if your images are in the same directory as the file that you are using them in: If your image is in another directory, like "images" you'll need to reference the path, such as this: Also, remember that files are case sensitive.

Chances are, your images are not in the same directory (folder) as your HTML template. If they're not in the same directory, then you will need to change the file paths to all images within the HTML template. If you have your images in a directory named folder1, and the HTML template is in your main (public_html) directory, then the file path should read either of the following... If a CSS file was used, you may need to change the file path in the HTML template for that as well.

Some of our images take a little while to download as we have tried to provide as detailed a picture as possible. If an image does not show properly, simply click on the refresh button on your browser and the image should appear.

If you upload JPEG images formatted using the EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) standard then resizing can result in the images appearing on your website with the colours inverted (i.e. as negatives). The solution is to use a graphics program to convert the files to the standard JFIF (JPEG File Interchange Format) before uploading. EXIF is popular in some cameras because it is essentially a 'digital negative', but the web-standard has always been JFIF.

While we have taken all measures to make sure our Image Manager handles your images correctly and quickly. Corrupt image files and unsupported image formats can prohibit your images from displaying properly on your listing. Please refer to our Image Guidelines for more info or contact us with any additional questions.

OK guys we obviously have to limit the size of images that can be uploaded due to the massive drain on bandwidth and therefore the speed of the site as a whole, however there are ways around it. You are all given a space which is equal to 250K in which you can store upto 5 images. Using the tools below should make this a breeze. Picsa is a FREE download from Google which will give you a ton of tools to resize and manipulte your images Goto http://picasa.google.co.

No. In order to maximize security, any image that you upload will have a 3-alphanumeric code added to the endof the filename. If the filename exists on BlogPhotoHost.com's servers, it is renamed by added an ever-increasing number to the end of the filename. This means that if you upload image.jpg, it will be renamed to image3ti.jpg (for example). If image3ti.jpg exists, it will then be renamed to image3ti1.jpg, image3ti2.jpg, etc.

It is not necessary to resize your images before uploading them into ProimageGuide. Our application will dynamically resize the photos to fit within the various pages on your website while maintaining the original photo's aspect ratio.

Uploading images is a simple process. The main prerequisite is that you own the document at the time you create the image file of the document and the transcript. The document provider owns the copyright to that image and transcript. He/she cannot take an image of someone else's document, transcribe it and upload the information to AncestryBank. Check for duplicates. When you are uploading your image/transcript, make sure the document is not already on the site.

Images and other files larger than 5MB may not be uploaded through the web site interface. However, if you would like to contribute files larger than 5MB, you may e-mail us at admin@april16archive.org to make special arrangements. No. At this time we are only accepting stories, images, and other files through our online interface. We will consider significantly large and important collections on a case by case basis. Please contact us at admin@april16archive.

Remove the "crop.dat" file from the original image directory and rotate your images again. Sometimes the crop.dat file gets "corrupted" and that is the only solution. In addition to step 1, you should also go to the C:/Preview or Presentation Images folder in Windows Explorer (not through our programs) and delete the "Z_Web_Event" folder. That is the temp folder that holds the images for the web event that you are uploading.

File uploads are an often-used feature of MediaWiki, but are disabled by default in all current release versions. To enable them, first make the upload directory (default images) writable by the web server (chmod 777 or allow the Apache user to write to it, etc.) then set $wgEnableUploads to true in LocalSettings.php (i.e. "$wgEnableUploads = true;"). See Manual:Configuring file uploads for more information.

Simply edit /usr/share/toaster/mrtg/qmailmrtg.cfg and change WorkDir from the older /usr/share/toaster/mrtg to the current /usr/share/toaster/htdocs/mrtg. This is not an issue on the current install. Execute the following command to rebuild the version info associated with simscan: # /var/qmail/bin/simscanmk -g You should see the following output: simscan versions cdb file built. /var/qmail/control/simversions.

The most common problem with images not displaying in your Proimageguide website after you've uploaded your file is related to the file names. If your filename is too long or contain characters and or symbols it may not display correctly. This is not limited to the Proimageguide application, but can be a problem with any web hosting company. When displaying images in a website, keep your filenames simple, short, and prevent the use of characters or symbols when possible.

If a file has an irregular header, which often happens if it is generated by a custom application, TurboIIS will not be able to recognize it as it identifies files by the header. In this case, these files must be skipped. TurboIIS can be commanded to skip files as a function of extension or MIME type. Go to the Config section of the web Management console under Mime & Extension. Add a command that will skip files as a function of extension. For example: ![##.

Windows Mobile Smartphone 2002 users must manually refresh to see new photos by selecting Refresh from the Tools menu on the handheld application. Make sure the images are .jpg images and they’re where SplashPhoto can see them. SplashPhoto will search the following for images: If your images are in other locations on your card, move them to one of the locations above and SplashPhoto will see them.

A) Pictures must be less than 200 kb to be uploaded to the system. You can reduce the size of your picture(s) in most photo editing software.

If you are running Norton Internet Tools, you must adjust your settings to be able to see the thumbnail images on our site. We collect browser information to help streamline our site for the most popular browsers. You must turn off this setting in Norton Internet Tools in order to see thumbnail images. In Norton, click on PRIVACY CONTROL, then CUSTOM LEVEL and then uncheck the box that says ENABLE BROWSER PRIVACY.