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« on: November 10, 2005, 09:06: PM »

can any one help me i wanted my avitar to be my baby ben but it appears my pics of my beautiful ben are too big ..... please help me [but in very easy terms as only been using com for a short while lol] thanks :  Crying or Very sad
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« Reply #1 on: November 20, 2005, 01:38: PM »

hello, we did exactly the same a year ago, and took in a 2nd rescue dog (a 12 week old puppy).  In hindsight we realise this was probably a mistake.  Apart from the additional costs of a second dog, we found two dogs in the house just a little bit too much, particularly as we have children as well.  Also, you have to consider things like going on holiday, whereas a neighbour might take in one pet for you, would they want 2? I agree, that a dog walker during the day might offer a better option for your dog.  There's no guarantee that another dog would get on that well with your current one anyway!  good luck
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« Reply #2 on: March 28, 2006, 01:59: PM »

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can any one help me i wanted my avitar to be my baby ben but it appears my pics of my beautiful ben are too big ..... please help me [but in very easy terms as only been using com for a short while lol] thanks :  Crying or Very sad


bensmum? did you manage it? if so can ya tell me too, cos im haveing the same problem.

my pictures are above the 80 x 80 specification, anyone know how to make a picture smaller??

ya help would be greatly appreciated

sharon
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« Reply #3 on: March 28, 2006, 04:45: PM »

You can do it using various image/graphic software like Photoshop / Paint shop etc - there are probably other ways but if you post the pic you would like to be smaller here - I can do it for you  Very Happy
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