[decimon]

The image in comment #1 is 1,073,782 bytes at both its original, full size and at my scaled-down size. Anyone know how to reduce both the dimensional and byte size of a linked image?

[decimon]

Rope and throw and brand ‘em ping.

[freedumb2003]

>>The image in comment #1 is 1,073,782 bytes at both its original, full size and at my scaled-down size. Anyone know how to reduce both the dimensional and byte size of a linked image?<<

The fastest way I know is to use the reduce options in Photobucket. I don’t know if there is an HTML way, but I will be interested if anyone comes up with one..

[SunkenCiv]

You mean, load it in, scale it, and host it somewhere?

Or just using HTML tags?

[ForGod'sSake]

Anyone know how to reduce both the dimensional and byte size of a linked image?

I'm not aware of any way without a photo editor of some kind, possibly MS Paint even, to change the physical size and resolution(number of bytes or pixels/inch). Also the various formats available for pics offer different compressions, eg, JPG's will typically yield greater compression than, say, PNG format. FWIW, PhotoShop can do it all in a matter of a few minutes. THEN you would need to host it somewhere and create a link to the newly hosted pic.

Just for grins, a radically compressed version: