Hey DIGGER

[Bryan Tuvell 33ZX]

see link
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=53341

[Digger]

hmmm. forgot my *$#@*& password. I will reset and try again...

[boldts]

Any chance we can get the pictures on a site that doesn't require a special id and password? Yep, forgot mine too Digger. Probably the reason I don't go to the other site unless I'm looking for performance information. Had a beautiful weekend in OH also this week. Hope it holds out for the 4th.

[Bryan Tuvell 33ZX]

Scott B, sorry about that, it was not my post, ie I didn't start it.
I need to figure out how to resize the photo's, I will get them up soon.
Bryan

[boldts]

Bryan, no sweat! If you want, e-mail them to me and I'll resize them for you tonight and post them here. I was just disappointed when I read about the gorgious ladies and couldn't see them. wink

[Bryan Tuvell 33ZX]

Here is Bob in his 26ZX.
I will email you a picture or two, I gave up on resizing!

SENT to MW Donzi email address.... 3 good pictures!
Bryan
http://www.donzi.net/photos/tuvellconaway.jpg

[boldts]

Here ya go Bryan. Looks like you all had a great weekend :D

http://www.donzi.net/photos/diggerbryan1.jpg

http://www.donzi.net/photos/diggerbryan2.jpg

http://www.donzi.net/photos/diggerbryan3.jpg

[Bryan Tuvell 33ZX]

Thanks Scott:
Richmond was fun, long haul. The HRPA girls are awesome, Nancy made me behave! eek!
We are READY for family vacation.
I spent the day waxing the hull and sides, I am one who chooses to wax the hull vice cleaners, works for us.
We leave for N.C. this weekend via boat, CoinJock, then Manteo, then home, and then trailer North to 1000 Islands
(via Ohio to get kids from grandma) the day after we return from NC.
After waxing it was fluid change chore so I would not hit my change interval while on the road. Hard work loving to boat! :)
EXCITED is the word of the day... :D
Bryan

[boldts]

Glad I could help. Send the one of Bob to me and I'll downsize it for ya. Do you have a program called Microsoft Image Composer on your P/C? It is a standard load with most P/Cs using a Microsoft operating system.

When you download your pictures to the P/C, right click on the picture. You will see an option called "Oper With". Click on that option and when the next list opens, you should see all the programs you have on your P/C.

If Image Composer is there, click on it. The picture will now open using this program and you can edit it.

Your pics were somewhere in the neighborhood of 2000 + pixels wide. I usually move the side arrow to the left or right depending on which side you choose until the picture is no wider than 600 pixcels. Your picture will look like a fun house mirror where your tall and thin. To fix that, move the top or bottom picture arrow up or down. Again depending on which one you choose. I usually try to keep this at around 400 or less pixels. You have to kind of play with it. If you make the picture to thin, the boat will look 40 feet long instead of 26 feet. If your height is to big, the boat will appear fat and stubby.

The last thing you can do to make a picture smaller is to crop the picture and eliminate things like excess water or sky and focus on the boat itself. Just takes a little practice with what-ever picture program you might have on your P/C. Good luck!

BTW, always fun giving some TLC to the Donzi. Very relaxing and nice to be able to show her off at the lake. Mine never goes to the ramp dirty. The Meguires wheel cleaner works great on the green bottom syndrum. Be safe in your trips!