Problem? I'm not sure.

Hi Sue,

Sorry about not responding sooner.

Roy and Peter are correct (thanks both), there is a 5MB file size limit on the photo upload at the moment, so you'll need to resize the ones that don't make it through. As Peter suggests, hover over the thumbnail of the image and it should tell you the size.

Here is the upload page for Hay on Wye: http://www.picturesofengland.com/England/Herefordshire/Hay-on-Wye/pictures/add

I've done the hovering and I see what you mean, and now I have to ask one more question. How on earth do I make them smaller?

I'm so dense, It's obvious that I need to learn how to use the computer as well as the camera.

Sue what photo editing program have you got?

Most editing programs work in a similar way. In mine, I go to the drop down menues, Image, image size, and make sure that "maintain aspect ratio" is ticked, this is very important. If you dont tick the box, the photo will only be resized on the edge that you chose. You should have measurements in pixles and inches or centemeters. You just reduce the size from there. To make sure that you dont alter the original photo, save as (new name) to a separate folder. That way you still have the original in your photo file.

If you havnt got an editor, you can download "Irfanview" for free. Just google it. I think with Irfanview you alter the size in percenages.

If you're using Microsoft Windows (XP or Vista etc) on your computer, you should also have the program 'Microsoft Paint' which comes free with it. That will resize your photos too, though I can't vouch for the quality as I've never used it for that purpose.

Well I did it! What I did I couldn't tell you beyond plonking a few numbers in a box and crossing my fingers. I must take a class.

So thank you Peter, your instructions were perfect (though I couldn't find a 'maintain aspect ratio' any where.

And thank you POE, I'll keep Paint in mind if I can't figure our Photoshop.