Ok I know this is a really Stupid question, but how many KB to 1 MB??
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Ok I know this is a really Stupid question, but how many KB to 1 MB??
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Every LO Ive ever posted to the gallery has been 97.5 KB and they have always uploaded without any problem..the one that will not upload now was the same size the first time I tried to upload...I resized it several times the last size being 2.7 KB and I still got the same error message..so I do not understand how your reply relates to my problem..please explain thanks a million![]()
sorry if I bothered anyone.Just will give up trying.To hard to understand as I never had that problem and am so lost .
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I am finding all of this strange...I just made a new layout in SBM..I saved it to Images and I used the setting high web/mail setting...and when I tried to upload it I got the same error message as all the other ones Ive gotten the past 2 days...so your earlier exlaination makes no sense to me as to my problem![]()
Thanks for you help in this matter
I can not see how you would be bothering anyone trying to post a layout to the gallery eye..I think this is a problem SBM is going to have to fix and hopefully soon..if we do exactly like they tell us to do to upload and it still doesnt work then that is their problem for sure not ours![]()
I can't reproduce this problem at all. I've even reduced my permissions from an administrator to a typical user and tried -- all the time I am able to successfully upload image files to the gallery.
Please follow the directions at the bottom of this thread:
http://www.scrapbookmax.com/forums/s...ad.php?p=32529
If you are one of our users who has experienced this trouble reciently, please close all your web browser windows, reboot your computer, come back here, and try to post a layout. If you still experience problems, please post back here.
Let me know how this works out for you!
Thanks,
Desmond.
1 MB is actually 1024 KB. And to definitely add to the confusion, 1 KB is 1024 bytes.
So while the word megabyte would lead you to believe it is 1,000,000 bytes, it is in fact 1024x1024 = 1,048,576 bytes.
If you win jepordy because of that, I want 1/2 the prize money.
Desmond.
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