Well, looks like signature images is up, upload site included :)

[1992 BMW 535i]

http://e34.bimmerd00d.com/sigs/1992BMW535i.jpg

[1992 BMW 535i]

Shows up as a link....

[Dave M]

I'll find a smaller later and switcharoo

[George M]

Marc....smart has nothing to do with it. I learned most of my jpeg posting stuff from guys on this board some time ago. Every dam nuance has to be right for the thing to post. If it posts as a link...you need to try and copy and paste into the signature box again...with the right brackets and syntax...you'll get it to work. You have to use the [img] language or it won't post...no different than posting a pic on this forum..only you put it in the signature box which automatically is included in your post field.

[bimmerd00d]

I be not so smart, heh?

[put [img] at the beginning of the URL, and [/img] at the end of it]

great looking car!

[billb]

and it may not be a beech...can't remember what the aircraft was...but I do know they are Model A's...mine's in there somewhere.

Bill B.

[Hector]

I'll see what I can do to download Irfanview. The IS department here has all computers monopolized so I may not have the frigging "administrator privileges" or some BS like that to download. Yup, I'm familair with PowerPoint as well. Let me see if I can make any headway on the imaging software I mentioned before. If nada, then I resort to more civilized approaches.

Hector...I do a lot of jpeg manipulation on my job....send a number of Powerpoint/jpeg design proposals to Japan over night....so I employed a number of steps to get this result. The above Avatar is created with a 2MP Camera taken at max resolution. The pics are then reduced somewhat...to screen size using Irfanview...excellent freeware available on line...I highly recommend you download it.
Then I pulled the three pics into PowerPoint...a business presentation software that allows for nice showy graphics and manipulation of jpegs using its Insert function. I elected to insert the text via PowerPoint as well because it is so flexible to give the overall image I like. Then I do a screen print and recrop which really cuts the size down and save as a jpeg and then import it into Photoshop 7.0 which has the most strength as far as pixel/byte format/size goes.
The three individual jpegs were also adjusted for similar lighting prior to bringing them together using Photoshop. Photoshop's power is amazing.

[Hector]

was able to reduce this pic from 340 KB to 27 KB using the Imaging software I mentioned earlier.

[Hector]

had another image I took a while back and was able to reduce from 340 KB down to 33 KB!!!

was able to reduce this pic from 340 KB to 27 KB using the Imaging software I mentioned earlier.

[Hector]