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I personally can't see it would make any difference
in terms of dial up.....and at a total size of
200kb it would be
pretty hard to tell since it really doesn't take that long (I usually have a 44
kb to
50kb per second
speed though - I guess that's 4 seconds per email
download time).
I know of a lily list for which file size was an
ongoing problem, the solution was to create
another list for larger size photos.
They allow posting up to 1,000kb or yahoo's limit
which I really don't think is necessary, most of
them come through around 500kb....I of
course had to join cause I love large
photos.
Sandra
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 2:33
PM
Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Re:ADMIN: File
sizes
So what would be the difference between 4 - 50kb photos and 2 -
100kb photos?
(And if you say 2 photos, it ain't funny!!)
On 11/8/05, FRANCELLE
EDWARDS <fjmjedwards@worldnet.att.net
> wrote:
That is a very
good idea, John. Many times people have related pictures
that really should be shown together. 200 KB would allow
four 50 KB pictures. I don't think anyone needs more than
that at a time.
Francelle Edwards
Glendale , AZ Zone 9
-----Original
Message-----
From: iris-photos@yahoogroups.com [mailto:iris-photos@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of John I Jones
Sent: Tuesday, November
08, 2005 9:39
AM
To: iris-photos
Subject: [iris-photos] Re:ADMIN: File
sizes
Laurie,
Good question. Analytically, it should not make much
difference in
download time
whether you sent them all in one message or in separate
messages.
Following that logic, one could say well I could put 10
or 20 pictures
in the same
message. However, some people have problems downloading
large messages because their
service times out (the system is looking
for a different kind of
activity).
So I guess I
should set a secondary limit at 200KB max per message.
Seems like a reasonable number.
I am open to suggestions on this.
John
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