Where?
In "Your Account"

Greetings from Belgium.

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Slightly off Topic

Hi Thierry Van Driessche,
Can I ask what an Avatar is? I appreciate the help.

Regards,

Rocky

Thanks for the features!!



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> Hi Thierry Van Driessche,
> Can I ask what an Avatar is? I appreciate the help.

Definition: Avatar is the visual image representation of a member of an online virtual community

>Definition: Avatar is the visual image representation of a member of an online virtual community

So that is the "Picture under the member name".
Sorry I'm a tad thick!

:-)

Regards,

Rocky

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Seems you need to log in via "Your account" to profit from the settings.

Ok thats a great feature,
Now how do I get it on my page. I am full of questions when something new is presented. I thank all that are willing to help.

Regards,

Rocky

> Ok thats a great feature,
> Now how do I get it on my page. I am full of questions when something new is
> presented. I thank all that are willing to help.

Just find a small jpg / png file (smaller than 4k in size) and upload it through your account settings page on the site here.
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Pretty cool. Appears that the photo I just turned into an avatar takes up exactly 4k (on disk - actual size is slightly smaller) when I reduced it down to 100x100 px. Hopefully I can find a photo of mine that reduces a little better though. The size (dimension) restrictions really don't give you much to work with.

> > Ok thats a great feature,
> > Now how do I get it on my page. I am full of questions when something
> new is
> > presented. I thank all that are willing to help.
>
> Just find a small jpg / png file (smaller than 4k in size) and upload it
> through your account settings page on the site here.
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Now they just have to get the validator running..

Is it just me or are they adding other functions
instead of getting the project up and running properly?

As Rom said in his post, the new forum features were developed by someone not on the Berkeley staff. I am sure Rom and the other devs are working away on the other problems.


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They are also waiting for some corrections to get through alpha testing -- like the validator.

> As Rom said in his post, the new forum features were developed by someone not
> on the Berkeley staff. I am sure Rom and the other devs are working away on
> the other problems.
>

Ok, missed that it was contributed by someone not on the project-team.
Would kinda be lame to add stuff to the forum when the project still has
some small issues to be worked out..
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And at the frontpage fresh news about all the changes
in the forum.

Greetings from Belgium.

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