not just one, not just 2 but 3 old reverse atoms..

bodies look good, hooks, well thats another story..

what do you think?

nice if we had a picture

that would probaly help.:smash:

I think a picture is needed!:smash:

they are in bitmap form and i can't for the life of me figure how to convert to jpeg..

any help?

Look at what I just found in my old tackle box

:eyes:

I see nothing:confused:

Hey, I can just picture them now...

IN MY TACKLE BUNKER :laughs:

i am working on converting the picture.. who knew it was this difficult.. i could have spun a copy for each of you by now..

later
crash :smash: i hate computers..

converting to what?? If resizeing what program do you have?? Photo shop is easy just open pic with PS and then hit Image at top. Hit resize and then what size you want, hit save you are done!
I do all mine 500 X 500 it will choose the right size for you if you put 500 it will choose the right height or width depending were you put the 500.

this computer (dell) has their program and another jasc.


and neither are user friendly.. or in my case idiot proof..


i work with dsl for a living but i have no clue on how these foolish

computer programs work..


its ok to make fun of me.. my fiance has been all evening..


:smash:


the picture files are in bitmap format.. and are huge..

the site here requires jpeg format and small

my problem lies where i can't convert from one format

to the other and shrink the size..

thanks for your patience

I have a Dell also. Is it MGI studio you are using??

Open it and choose edit & Enhance photos, then find the pic you want in your puter. when open go to Image at top and hit resize, then choose 640 X 480 that will be fine for internet view. Make sure the check mark is NOT in the stretch to fit new size . hit save your done.

Crash - If you're usin' Photoshop:

1. Open the bitmap image
2. Go to File>Save As
3. In the Save As screen, choose JPEG as file type
4. Rename file if you wanna keep the bitmap, or just hit save and it'll ask ya if you want to overwrite the existing file. Click yes or OK
5. Go to Image>Resize
6.Change pixel size to 500 the other will change automatically as macojoe said
7. Go to File>Save As
8. Name the file something different if you wanna save the
bitmap - the JPEG is now 500x500
9. Upload da images from that JPEG so we can see 'em.
10. Do it tonite - ya got us all lathered up.

its the stupid dell image expert..

and there is nothing easy about this program

no mgi anything on this machine.. i am going to have to hunt

down a program that is remedial.. i don't need all the other bells

and whistles..

when i figure it out i'll be back with the pictures..


this thing only gives me the bitmap option.. i can't save as antying but that..

i am crashing for the night.. be back tomorrow..

later

I wouldn't post any pictures, capesam will just wet himself and we don't know if he will have his depens on or not when he sees them.

Sorry I don't have that program in my Dell. If you can find a place to download Photo Shop 6 program for free I will be able to help you.

call up the dell image expert. to resize the picture top row click ( ( image ) it will drop down just click resize and type in 500 it will automaticly resize it.
then go to File then save as type in any name you want then click on SAVE AS TYPE it will drop down click JPEG(*.jpg)
it will save as a JPG file

Hurry

for your viewing pleasure..

and thanks for all the patience..

hope it meets with your approval

:D

thanks for all the help figuring out the photo programs..

i have a lot of work to do ..

woo hoo.. this is fun once you get the hang of it..

Here's an easy way to convert from bitmap to jpeg.

OPen the bitmap in software called Paint. Its on all computers that are running any microsoft operating system. You can find it by going to start --> Programs ---> Accessories. Just click on paint.

After opening paint software, open the bitmap file you want to convert.

Once the bitmap file is opened click file---> then "save as"

When the save as box appears. On the bottom is a box that says "Save as type" click in the box that says "24 bit Bitmap (*.bmp, *.dib) select jpeg file interchange format.... and then save the file.

Yup its that easy.

Here's a picture for you to see.

I have a few of those myself. They must be 30 years old.

SSSHHHHHH! Those still work. And cast a mile when dunked full.

let me see:drool: