Thanks for this Dave but I think I got it sorted out in Corel....instead of saving, I have to "post it to the web" which give me the compression option.

Thanks for all the kind advice everyone!!

Thanks Ken, this was very helpful information in the link you posted.

These are teriffic pics Ken. But they look like bees to me. LOL!! How do I tell the difference?

Puzzledpaul 4 yrs total, mid/end 70s, Zambia / Nigeria I am sure you will find it very different now. I spent a lot of time in Zimbabwe (which I prefered to Zambia), Namibia and Botswana. Great areas for photography. I am not sure which version we have here of PS? But I will check it out if I do not...

I am just sorry that my first pic is not as sharp as it should be, but I am hoping to fix that tonight and will re-post it. Sue: BTW - you are in the one location I would love to visit. Maybe one day. This is a wonderful country in many respects and has great photo opportunities, so if you ever get ...

I am such a dummy!!! LOL!! I have actually seen this Sue but yesterday in my mad scrabble to get this posted, it went clean out of my mind. You are a star. Thanks very much, I will redo this when I get home. If it does not work, I will get Photoshop, everyone else seems to use it. Photo Paint came w...

Thanks for the kind words Sue. I am using Corel Photo Paint, but it is not the easiest to use. I did not see anywhere where you can set the compression but will have a look again. I did try re-sample, but that is not working either. Oh well!! Back to the drawing board. :) If all else fails, I will u...

These are beautiful shots of a beautiful part of the country Ken. I cannot imagine a beaver of 350Lbs...thats what movies are made of. LOL!! I am pleased to learn something about the history of the area. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the kind words Ken. It would not let me download the pic at 800 as it was 356kb. But I will play around with sizing so that I can get it right for this forum.

Thanks Ken. I wish I was a slug then I could drink more LOL!!

Thank you for the welcome Ken. I hope I can post something of interest to everyone.

Great pics Ken. I am glad I am not a slug as it does not look like a very appetising meal.

Hello Everyone, This is the first time I will be posting something on this wonderful forum after being encouraged to do so by a very good friend of mine. I have only been doing macro or close-up photography for three or four months, so I am still pretty new at it and hope that you will not be too ha...

I think I have found how to do it folks!!
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