Re: My web page

Could you post more pictures of your beautiful wife? J/K :)

One suggestion I have is to resize your images to about 800 X 600 max, when you click on some of the pics you have to scroll around to see the entire image.

Here is an example of a webpage I built for a friend ( not very detailed but then again I only spent 2 hours on it) the pictures on the page are all 450 X ? if I remember correctly.

Nice Jeep BTW

Naw, it just feels like it though. My wife and I just came back from a trip NYC. A great city, but a little overwheling, and very expensive.

Karl

Jeepster,

Thanks for advice. I appreciate your advice. Could you provide a little insight on how to do that? I am a little bit computer literate, so feel free to get techy on me.

Thanks,

Karl

All you need is a program like Paint Shop which is free to try out or better yet get Photoshop open the image and then in the menu's find the resize option. Most programs have an option that ensures you do a proportionate resize thus maintaining the aspect ratio of the image, select width of 800 pixels and save the image. Reload the image back to your webpage directory and overwrite the original image.

If you want more help I live and St Albert so you can give me a call.

Pa>Jeepster,

Nothing like a walk around Times Square or just hanging around the Transit Authority and watching the interesting people. It was something to watch the Twin Towers come down knowing that 11 months before that I was up top on the observation deck. :(

I recommend Wash>Naw, it just feels like it though. My wife and I just came back from a

Karl looking at your info I see you work in a related field. I worked at Syncrude for 25 years and now I work at Scotford for Shell Canada.

Do you know the Prof. Carol>All,

Jeepster,

Thanks for your help. I have already resized the pics. All resized appropriately except the ones that I fooled with before posting. Lesson learned. I used ms photo editor (:o.). I know St. Albert. I am actually from Edmonton, but recently moved to Calgary. I have some good friends that live in St. Albert: down at the bottom of the hill heading north turn east and drive for a few blocks take the fork left. Small world huh? Of all the places to meet...

Karl

Nice Jeep Karl!

Nice!

You can apply that to whichever photo that you think is appropriate.

Jerry

Chris

Jeepster,

I fell into reservoir modeling as a strange string of coincidences. Its cool stuff. I get to work on some cool projects all over the world play with some fancy computers. I like it.

Her name sounds familiar, but I dont know why. What is her role at Shell.

I have a friend who works with Shell international. As a longshot that you might know him, his name is Bora. He kind of does the same thing.

Sorry it took me so long to reply. I spend so much time on a PC that I avoid it at home.

Karl

Redge,

Sorry, no deal. I have developed an affection/affliction with Jeepin now. I was a Landcruiser guy, but the darkside has snared me. I owned

2. Karl

C,

Thanks for the tip on Irfan view. I used it in the past but forgot all abbout it.

Karl

You're most welcome.

Chris

She was a prof at U of C and is on "leave" now working as our head engineer in the vacuum distillation unit at Scotford.