TrueBut I'd seen other say about 300 was ABSOLUTE max, so thought I'd go for 280!
I'll take another look at it.
Sn0tters 🇯🇴🇧🇧🇮🇪,
Mon 7 Apr 2003, 22:43,
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during the day time you can get away withslightly bigger files, as most people's work have good connections.
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Pootle,
Mon 7 Apr 2003, 22:45,
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I have to askhow do you lower the number of colours in ovenready?
( Sn0tters 🇯🇴🇧🇧🇮🇪,
Mon 7 Apr 2003, 23:00,
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you don't, you optimize to filesizeand it goes through reducing the number of colours until it finds the best one.
Often though it is just far better to reduce the overall image size.
edit:If I was at work I'd send you a screen shot of where it is in imageready, but it's late, I'm stoned, and lazy
(Often though it is just far better to reduce the overall image size.
edit:If I was at work I'd send you a screen shot of where it is in imageready, but it's late, I'm stoned, and lazy
Pootle,
Mon 7 Apr 2003, 23:07,
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In the optimisation panelsee where there's a number, probably 256? Click there, and pick a lower number.
What's really shot you in the foot for making this a smaller pic is all those icons and that flashy wallpaper...
(What's really shot you in the foot for making this a smaller pic is all those icons and that flashy wallpaper...
JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Mon 7 Apr 2003, 23:07,
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CheersDone it, 64 colours - 139K with 10% lossy compression.
Bit better!
(Bit better!
Sn0tters 🇯🇴🇧🇧🇮🇪,
Mon 7 Apr 2003, 23:17,
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