| From: fn
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| Date: 08-Dec-19 |
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Can anyone explain how to post a picture that has more than one picture in the same frame. No problum posting a single picture, but I see where some guys have multiple picturs in the same frame. Hope I explained clearly. Thanks, Frank.
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| From: oldrecurveman
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| Date: 08-Dec-19 |
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I use a program called PAINT SHOP PRO, but there are several others out there. Basically you cut & paste several images into one " NEW " image. It takes some resizing, etc. but not all that complicated.
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| From: fdp
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| Date: 08-Dec-19 |
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More trouble than it's worth in my opinion. I just post multiple pictures when I have more than one to show.
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| From: Wudstix
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| Date: 08-Dec-19 |
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Yawrp!!!
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| From: GF
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| Date: 08-Dec-19 |
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There are several free screen-capture tools that you can download to your PC. Then you can just drop individual shots into PowerPoint or word and capture all of them at once from there. Then you only have to post one image as a composite.
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 08-Dec-19 |
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Most composites seem too busy with five or six photos on one reply. You can do it with off site storage but I usually just prefer one per reply.
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