04-20-2018, 10:33 AM
Maximum size of an attachment depends on what type of attachment. .bmp and .gif are limited to 500KB, .png is 1.46MB (no idea how they came up with that number) and .jpg/.jpeg are limited to 2MB.
That said, even if your file is small in size, try to keep the dimensions under 1024 either in height or width. Before I started resizing my images a few folks here in remote parts of the globe and/or with small devices (fones, tablets, ...) complained about it taking a long time to load my images.
Yes you can post links and host them elsewhere, that's what I do but I don't use a photo sharing site. I link to a photo area on my website. To do that, in the compose window there are two rows of buttons at the top. The row that starts with Bold Italic Underline is the one you want. About 2/3 of the way across you'll see a group of 5 buttons. In the middle there is one that looks like a computer screen followed by an envelope, followed by a chain. You want the computer screen. Click that and it'll prompt you for a URL. When you enter it, it will put the code for your line wherever the cursor is in the edit window.
Hope that made sense.
That said, even if your file is small in size, try to keep the dimensions under 1024 either in height or width. Before I started resizing my images a few folks here in remote parts of the globe and/or with small devices (fones, tablets, ...) complained about it taking a long time to load my images.
Yes you can post links and host them elsewhere, that's what I do but I don't use a photo sharing site. I link to a photo area on my website. To do that, in the compose window there are two rows of buttons at the top. The row that starts with Bold Italic Underline is the one you want. About 2/3 of the way across you'll see a group of 5 buttons. In the middle there is one that looks like a computer screen followed by an envelope, followed by a chain. You want the computer screen. Click that and it'll prompt you for a URL. When you enter it, it will put the code for your line wherever the cursor is in the edit window.
Hope that made sense.
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