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Does anyone know a good location for Avatar sized files? Or what "size" they have to be if I find a .jpg image that I like?
I was just thinking that Aragorn from the Ralph Bakshi LotR might be a good one.
Thanks
Mike
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If you click on "user cp" and then "Avatar," it mentions that custom avatars must be 64 x 64 pixels or 5,000 bytes -- whichever is smaller.
Personally, I've never had much luck finding avatars online. I'm sure there are places you can go, but getting an image you like and trimming/resizing it in Photoshop works pretty well.
Best thing to do is find a picture and then resize it. Jpg is standard but I think it will allow GIFs, the avatar size is has to be 64X64 and no bigger than 5000 bytes.
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can someone delete the above post..got it to work! Woo Hoo..
Mike
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I think any character from Fire and Ice would make for a better avatar...
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