I didn't see any upload feature on the site you linked to above. Even if it is hidden somewhere, they do not use the same forum software that I use here. I have many reasons for keeping this particular version and have no immediate plans to change.

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I've uploaded several images over the past couple months and it has worked out fine for me. I uploaded two design examples in the "web development thread" just today.

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Could it be because the Film-Tech uploading and renaming processes are a bit less than handy, that so few new pictures show up...?

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I guarantee you that you are just making a simple mistake.

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Do take special note that if you are viewing your pictures in a program other than Internet Explorer that the program may be shrinking them down to fit on your computer monitor.

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By default IE6.0+ resizes pictures to fit the browser window if the file is opened directly.

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"By default IE6.0+ resizes pictures to fit the browser window if the file is opened directly."

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code:

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#!/usr/bin/perl
#  gifsize
open (OFN,">-"); # use standard output as default
if($#ARGV > -1) { # but allow redirection to a file name
  close OFN;
  open (OFN,">$ARGV[0]");
}
# print list header
print OFN sprintf("%-32s %-6s %-6s\n","Filename","Width","Height");
$w = "";
$h = "";
foreach $fn (<*.gif> ) { # list all .gif files
  if ($fn =~ /\.gif/) { # redundant for now, until I figure out .jpg format
    open (FH,$fn);
    binmode FH;
    read FH,$w,6; # skip first 6 bytes
    read FH,$w,2; # width
    read FH,$h,2; # height
    close FH;
    ($wl,$wh) = unpack("CC",$w); # there is probably a more
    ($hl,$hh) = unpack("CC",$h); # elegant way to do this
    $w = $wl + ($wh * 256);
    $h = $hl + ($hh * 256);
    print OFN sprintf("%-32s %6s %6s\n",$fn,$w,$h);
  }
}
close OFN;

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Even when the subject matter is depressing...

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