~Toughbooktalk~

Well I ordered a 30 and a 60 gb one. Good enuff to test with. Hey just noticed that the machines still have the windows key on them. Cool.

Ok gang. Going to put one of these up for flea bay auction. First time auctioning anything. Plan to do this one as a non-working parts only unit. Since it has no batt and no hdd or hdd carrier. Suggestions?

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Dang sorry the pix are so big. GOTTA figure out how to shrink these things for forum posting.

Bill_TN wrote:Dang sorry the pix are so big. GOTTA figure out how to shrink these things for forum posting.

There are simpler tools out there, but I like https://pixlr.com/editor/

Doesn't look bad, it sucks that the other parts are so hard to find. It reminds me of my u810/u1010 lifebook but with out a rugged case.

In Linux Mint I use "Mirage". Just change one number and the appropriate partner to it is selected. 640 x 480 works fine for 13 inch screens. You can save (replace existing image) or save as for a small duplicate.
A pro photographer like my daughter never re-sizes the original. She runs a fast gaming computer as her work is all done in raw images. I digress.
In Windows 7 I have used this: https://imageresizer.codeplex.com/ .....this replaces a program called powertoy from XP days.
Both of these put resize in the right click menu.

Back to Linux...there have been packages that did the right click thing also. I can't always find it so settled on Mirage. Right click/ Open With Mirage.

...Like this...

Every time I try to link an image here over 800 pixels x 800 pixels the board software refuses and posts in red letters that the image is too large.

I am guessing there is no size limit on an attached photo file..

resized to 800x600 using Irfanview for Windows.

http://www.irfanview.com/