This problem is caused by advertisement blocking tools such as the Ad Blocking feature in Norton Firewall and Internet Security or ZoneAlarm Pro. For example, Norton Internet Security 2004 removes all images from the webpages you visit that are 120 by 90 pixels in size. Disabling Ad Blocking on the visitor's computer corrects the problem, but you can also adjust the size of your thumbnails and images to one that is not blocked (e.g. 121x90).

If your image is not the maximum size for the gallery page your thumbnail may be distorted. This exaggeration is most noticeable in vertical images. If you want to avoid the distortion please make a box in Photoshop that is 447 pixels wide and 350 pixels high that is white. Then save this newly generated file as the file for the registry. This will help ease any distortion that may occur.

HTML e-mail from the MmHTML modules contains only hyperlinked graphics and so the images/thumbnails are hyperlinked to your web site too. This means that the graphics are only visible if the recipient is online. A functionality to send the graphics together with the e-mail as an attachment was not made for two main reasons: Technically it is more difficult.

a Silver service members you have a limit of 15 images. There is currently no limit for Gold service members but we do ask that you consider your own reasons for sending work to us before you do so. The webspace is not limitless so please don't send art that you personally don't think of as your best work. Starving Artists may at some future time have to impose a limit.

There is no limit on the number of images in a gallery, but your gallery will only display 36 images per page. The 37th picture and any others following it will be displayed on the 2nd page.

All the generated files and folders are located in the Target Folder as specified on the Files tab in the Arles Image Web Page Creator window.

Every time you upload an image, you are adding that image to your personal image gallery. This image gallery is only viewable and accessible to you. Once you have uploaded an image to your gallery, you can edit it quickly and easily add it to a new slideshow.

Depending on the size of the original document, some of the thumbnails are less than 1% of the size of the original. This extreme condensation of information is difficult to do with perfect clarity. The role of the thumbnail is to help you figure out if a particular map is the one you are looking for.

If we believe you have posted a picture to which you do not have copyright, we will need to remove it for legal reasons. Pornographic and offensive images will also be removed. Nudity in imagery is allowed providing it is not, in the opinion of SHOWstudio, pornographic.

I suggest you to block right-mouse click. So surfer can't save an image. Just make next steps to do it: After it pop-up menu will be disabled and user will get an alert message when he press right mouse button.

Why have a repetition of something most every other CCS site has already? The ones up already are pretty good quality images and ones I like a lot personally. It costs a lot of money to run a large site. Occasionally, special video clips available for downloadfor a limited time will be uploaded. If you request a video clip..it might just be fulfilled.

Use drag and drop with Konqueror or select the menu item 'Save Image' to save the image wherever you want ;)

Registered forum members may upload images to the gallery by using the 'upload pic' button in the relevant category.

Each Fractured Atlas member is entitled to set up an Image Gallery with photos of their work (any type of artwork is allowed). Other members (and non-members) can search and view these galleries. It's a great way to show off your work. If you'd like to create an Image Gallery, log into the website with your username and password, then click on Settings. The first tab on the resulting page says Public Profile. At the bottom of the form, you'll see a link to manage your online gallery.

First, Sign In to your Imagekind account. In the My Admin section, select the Galleries Tab. Select the gallery where you want the image to go, and then look to the right side of the screen. From here you can select the upload link, either "upload photos from Flickr" or "upload from your PC." By clicking "upload from your PC" you can also upload via FTP.

You should see your images below the upload tool in your gallery admin shortly after the upload process has completed resizing your images for thumbnails. If you do not see them, errors may have occurred including lost connections, corruption of data during the transfer of very large file uploads and users uploading files which are too small from which to render fine art prints (in this case you should see the error message - "file too small").

Images that are uploaded to your galleries should be available in your gallery upon upload completion. Images that are mailed in on optical media must allow up to 5 business days of receipt for integration to our system. Images that are uploaded via FTP must allow up to 48 business hours for integration into our system.