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I never have problems with picture size on facebook, just here. I use Microsoft office picture manager...
I'm afraid there is a limitation on photo size Sherry as it adds extra cost, both on bandwidth and server space. Plus larger photos take longer for slower internet connections to download so I tried to reach a happy medium.
Another option for resizing your photos is IfranView...easy little free program. https://www.irfanview.com/ It will give you a simple resize window as shown here in a screenshot from the website. I am not affiliated with this in anyway.
I use another free app called Image Size, that’s very easy to use. You can also see your picture as its being re-sized.
I use the free site IMGBB You can post pictures as large, as I have been doing, or "medium" like this as I should do and will try to remember. Or thumbnail.
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My statistics professor taught us that professional (not me) gamblers win roughly 63% of the time. They live, if you call it that, on the difference. I have better odds in the garden though there is risk there as well, but nothing like gambling.
I used to put loads of money that I couldn't afford into the slot machines. I'd win the jackpot (used to be £20) then I'd put it all back in and usually throw another tenner after it until I didn't have any money left. Then one day I won the jackpot, thought about what I usually did, put the money in my pocket, finished my pint and went down to Woolworths and bought my Daughter a Christmas present with the money. Never used them since and that must have been 30 years ago.
Oh it does not. They were just spamming a bunch of threads because they like to work for little reward. Young people can be like that, lots of energy at first then they get a little sulky after their garden does not grow like they thought it would
