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Thread: Brassia Verrucoas-huge file...beware

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  1. April 9th, 2004, 10:15 PM #1
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    Default Brassia Verrucoas-huge file...beware

    My new baby!!! I'm excited
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    OMG. Beware of Brassia! You're right! That's that gigantic one that ate Cleveland!

    I resized the pic....

    Nice Brassia; they're one of my favorites...
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    Thanks for resizing it. I didn't realize it was so big...I just new that I had the resolution way up to get the detail. I posted but then couldn't figure out how to resize. Sorry for that.
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    LOL!! No problem at all.... Just ask OrchidTraci about some of the pics she posted..... (!!)

    Actually, you can't resize things once they're on the board--I saved your pic on my machine, resized it real quick in PaintShop Pro, then reposted it in your message.....

    Big pictures aren't a problem; it's just that if something takes too long for folks to download, they probably won't wait till it comes in and your picture won't get seen.
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    Default Re: Brassia Verrucoas-huge file...beware

    Originally posted by pretty_bug01
    My new baby!!! I'm excited

    I have so much trouble trying to get mine the correct size. Lja almost always has to resize. Do you have a website with your photos on? I'm using Webshots right now, it works for me.

    Nice plant by the way, is it scented?
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