Oversized pictures in threads

[zenrat]

You can quickly change the screen size using Ctrl+ to zoom in, Ctrl- to zoom out.  Keep tapping them until it gets to the size you want.  Ctrl0 returns it to the default.

Works for most web browsers.  It does the whole screen rather than just the photo, but it's returned in a jiffy with Ctrl0.  It was one of those Eureka moments when I found it, I use it all the time and it's handy for checking details on a smaller image.

Cmd+, Cmd- & Cmd0 on a fruit branded computer.

[scooter]

You can quickly change the screen size using Ctrl+ to zoom in, Ctrl- to zoom out.  Keep tapping them until it gets to the size you want.  Ctrl0 returns it to the default.

Works for most web browsers.  It does the whole screen rather than just the photo, but it's returned in a jiffy with Ctrl0.  It was one of those Eureka moments when I found it, I use it all the time and it's handy for checking details on a smaller image.

Cmd+, Cmd- & Cmd0 on a fruit branded computer.

[Old Wombat]

That image makes me smile.

I still have my first computer, an Apple Macintosh Classic (System 7), that I called Connor MacClassic (which I dry decal-ed with the name). I use Windows-based PCs now but he was The One.

[NARSES2]

We are whiffers.
We look past skill deficits (real or perceived), ignore trifling factual errors, treat the laws of physics as guidelines, see beauty where others see Blackburn, paint with the palettes of our imagination, and can't count more rivets than we have fingers and toes.

A Mission Statement if ever I read one! 

Unless you happen to be a citizen of Blackburn of course 

No, well put Fred

[PR19_Kit]

Fred may have meant Blackburn Aircraft Ltd of course, many of whose creations were not that high on the 'beautiful' stakes.......

[ChernayaAkula]

We are whiffers.
We look past skill deficits (real or perceived), ignore trifling factual errors, treat the laws of physics as guidelines, see beauty where others see Blackburn, paint with the palettes of our imagination, and can't count more rivets than we have fingers and toes.

Whoa! Goin' out on a limb there. 

But the sentiment is right, I guess.