Why can't I upload files to any websites?

For Flickr, check these links:

http://www.flickr.com/help/photos/

http://www.flickr.com/help/video/

http://www.flickr.com/help/tools/

By the way, the entire F.A.Q. section starts here: http://www.flickr.com/help/faq/

Try the other sites F.A.Q. too, they should guide you

Hope this helps

Ciao

QD 1956

Hi, my name's Cody, and I'm working with the Windows Media Outreach Team to help answer questions that folks might have about their Windows Media software.

If you're using Windows to try and upload your pictures to Flickr, I'd recommend downloading the Windows Live Photo Gallery, which is totally free to download.

You can download it at http://photogallery.live.com,/ so go check it out!

Not only will this program make your files easy to organize, it'll also let you publish pictures on Flickr simply by right-clicking on a picture, clicking on "More Services", and then clicking "Publish on Flickr."

There's an initial one-time setup that takes place in your browser where you give the program your login information, but after that, it'll automatically log you in, and you shouldn't need to rely on your browser again. If your photo upload simply won't work in your browser, try giving Windows Live Photo Gallery a shot.

I hope this was helpful. Good luck, and have fun uploading your pictures!

Cheers,

Cody

Windows Media Outreach Team

ok, so once you're finished modifying the image, you're able to do this in a minimum of two techniques: a million. flow to report --> save as.., and then when you opt for the folder you will save your report in and variety the report call, look on the sector immediately below the place you variety the report call. click the arrow to the final suited in this field, and scroll down till you hit upon JPEG. opt for JPEG, and click save. then you somewhat could confirm what high quality/length you opt for your report to be (extra efficient high quality = larger length, decrease high quality = smaller length), and press ok. 2. in basic terms press CTRL+Shift+S, and do as defined above. Tip: make effective you ordinarily save your image as a Photoshop report (.PSD) besides as JPEG if there is any danger you would be modifying the image later. while the .PSD report saves the layers, consequences, paths and so on. used in the report, the JPEG merges all this into one layer and no paths or consequences. this means that upon beginning a JPEG report, you will consistently have in basic terms a million layer and subsequently no danger of undoing/redoing the outcomes/adjustments you have added from the unique image.

maybe due file kind & size limitation

for exemple some sites allow only .jpeg (and not .bmp)