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Thread: A pictorial journy... (aka It's all about me!)
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Fred_Skinner
Sat Jul 03, 2004 1:52 am
#1
I'm going to try something. This goes right to The Beast (I put up the server that Micro$pend gives you, and I bought FP and Studio) and I will be adding more pics to it.
Message Edited by Fred_Skinner on 07-05-2004 03:58 AM
Fodder650
Sat Jul 03, 2004 7:35 am
#3
Nice job Fred. Thats one of the reasons i like to explore on my Cu Pa it gives you a chance to find things. I spent a night on Lok and then was looking for snow on Tat. And i ran into a lot of small things not on the PoI's list
Phenix1050
Sat Jul 03, 2004 8:10 am
#4
nice fred. this is a good idea for Rangers in general, to have a web sight devoted to their travels. I've always thought that the badge system was pointless and stupid, but that you should have an item in your inventory that took up no space, but that kept all your travels in there, along with the time and stuff...i.e.
8:35 PM
*Visited the Krayt Dragon Graveyard*
you could edit it, of course, but the main tag would stay...ex:
8:35 PM
Today, I stood with awe in the canyon where the Krayts live. Under complex camoflage, I made my way towards the bones of one of the ancient great beasts. Time and blowing sand had stripped the corpse of much of it's size and glory, butI knew that this beast had once been a tremendous challenge indeed. In the distance, another of these beasts made itself heard. Picking up my gear, I headed to meet my destiny.
*Visited the Krayt Dragon Graveyard.
I really wish you could have a journal like that, and make copies of it (the copies would take up inventory space, however). C'mon how cool would it be to be able to take one of your bookshelves and line it with copies of your Ranger friends journeys??
Seiryuu
Sat Jul 03, 2004 9:06 am
#5
Nice!
You might want to consider resizing your pics a little to make them quicker to load and to save yourself the bandwidth. There are several good programs out there for this (I use Irfan View as it is quick, efficient and free).
You might want to consider resizing your pics a little to make them quicker to load and to save yourself the bandwidth. There are several good programs out there for this (I use Irfan View as it is quick, efficient and free).
Fodder650
Sat Jul 03, 2004 10:08 am
#6
Another good one is Acdsee this is the 30 day trail
http://www.download.com/ACDSee-Standard/3000-2204-10276345.html?tag=lst-0-1
Fred_Skinner
Sat Jul 03, 2004 7:14 pm
#7
I have photoshop pro, but not on this machine (yet). To be honest, I don't see a bw problem 
. I can tune the site a bit or maybe your route to me is not that good (I have had this problem with some people). Locally it's pretty fast.
I left it "big" for many casses where you have text that would get unreadable if I compressed it too much. You can can shrink it if you save it, if you want.
Message Edited by Fred_Skinner on 07-03-2004 11:14 PM
Fred_Skinner
Sat Jul 03, 2004 10:48 pm
#9
Thanks folks . I just added a few things I found on the old machine. I also sent a PM to SWGScreenshots for the "Best picture I ever took" one and also mentined to look over the site for ideas. We will see if doing this matters now, won't we 
. I just added a few things I found on the old machine. I also sent a PM to SWGScreenshots for the "Best picture I ever took" one and also mentined to look over the site for ideas. We will see if doing this matters now, won't we
MonsofoLexius
Sun Jul 04, 2004 10:46 am
#10
Nice pictures! Thanks for sharing, I might just have to dust of my colection and post some too.
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