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Yes that method works, just a little cumbersome. It would be nice to be able to choose several files and then add them.
But I'll work with what you have for now.
Thanks.
Dale

If you would, please give it another try. I just logged in with a test account and didn't have any problems. Just be sure to select "Add File" after each image you choose. That is, choose a file, the add it. Choose another file, then add, etc.

Yes I pressed the "Choose File" button first and it will only allow you to select one file.
None of the files are larger than 150 KB,

Thanks,
Dale

The setting is currently 10 attachments per post, but the size limit per attachment is still 256kb.

I checked on the auto resizing mod the other day and it still hasn't been completed yet. The host says its still on his to do list to write code for though.

Did you receive an error message after you selected to "Add the file" to your message? I assume that prior to selecting the option to "add" that you first selected "choose file" among the options?

I was sharing some informations about window dimensions today and tried to upload 5 photos, it only allowed me to uploaded one.
Is this correct or is there a way to upload more than one photo at a time.

Thanks,
Dale

The auto-resize will be a very welcome addition!

The mod for the site to automatically resize hasn't happened yet, but I'm told that it will be done. In the meantime that Batch Resizer app I posted about really does make resizing photos simple. It is an extra step, but the app is easy to use so it doesn't take but a second to do.

I don't think it is so much the software as the camera. I take pictures with a relatively good (Panasonic LX-5) camera, and I save them at the highest resolution, so a typical photo of mine is 4.5 MB. So my average photo is roughly 18 times larger than your limit. I would love to post some of my photos, but I would have to edit for quite a while tomato them fit.

Well, I guess that if you don't want to do any editing, we'll have to wait.

One thing I like to do with my iPhone's pictures:
I will send pictures to an email address. Before they get sent, a prompt comes up asking which file size I would like to send. Knowing that the default file sizes are pretty huge due to resolution and knowing that the high-res is not usually needed (unless you really DO want the high-res), I will choose one of the smaller options..... but not usually the smallest. When I receive the email, I save the file as-is..... which is usually within the forum's size limit (Since this topic came up, I have been watching the file sizes.)

nra1ifer,

Also I would do most of my posting from my MAC, not an iPhone which would be to tedious.

Dale