May 3rd Cinco De Mayo Hells Gate Run

Capt Fiero wrote: Can you see the larger ones I posted.

Oh yeah, the larger ones are fine (but they aren't "links" like the smaller ones).

I might as well take this opportunity to mention that a maximum width of 800 pixels for any image posted works best for those of us who are NOT currently using wide-screen monitors. It's really frustrating when wider pictures are posted, because not only can the whole picture not be seen without scrolling side to side, but even trying to read the posts in the rest of the entire thread becomes very difficult as the text now stretches beyond the width of the screen. Scrolling back and forth from side to side to read each line of text in all the posts becomes old really fast.  This is becoming more and more of a problem at PFF and it sometimes occurs here as well. (Even in this thread that one large image above of the map is 882 pixels and it causes a problem.)

Those images are the perfect size Dave, thanks!

Capt Fiero wrote: Yep I generally, try to resize to a width of 800x600 or 1024x768

The problem with 1024x768 is that this is the resolution that most people use with their non-widescreen monitors. If an image that size is posted in a thread, it won't fit because of the column to the left which prevents the image from filling the screen. The image gets pushed off the right side by a couple of inches and then everything is totally borked, not just that one image, but all text appearing in the whole thread.

Capt Fiero wrote: As a side note, open up a thread, and hold the control key down and scroll the mouse wheel up or down, it will shrink or enlarge everything, so the images take up less screen and fix problem threads with over sized images.

That doesn't work for me. Some of the text headings change size, but it has absolutely no effect on the images. This particular computer is still running Win98, but I'll try that trick on an XP box.

Dave, I'm posting from my XP box now. (XP Pro SP2) It still makes no difference, image size is unaffected.

Do you possibly have some other software or utility running? Or is there some mouse setting you've tweaked?

Nope works just fine in XP as well.   Just click on part of the page, ie the body of the page,   Then hold down the control key.  Bottom Row far left and far right of the keyboard, while holding it down, scroll up or down with your mouse.

     I have tried it with 2 different Logitech mice and a MS Intelimounse.

I'm running IE6, and there's no Zoom option at the lower right hand corner.

As I said earlier though, if I do what you suggested, various text headings (but not the images) will change size.