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  • The following assumes that you're not trying to extend a small image for use as a background or other large-scale placement. Trying to do that will cause the image quality to degrade since it's being "stretched" out. If you're not trying to do that, and if you are not already using the "height" and "width" attributes of the <img> tag, then please try the following instructions. Your browser will try its best to size an image properly. However, it's best if you explicitly declare the size of your image within the HTML. To do so, find out the height and width of the image in Photobucket. For now, let's say that the height is 50 pixels and the width is 75 pixels. Next, in the <img> tag of the HTML that corresponds to the image, you add in two new parameters: height and width. Here's a bare-bones example: <img src="url" alt="Your alternate text goes here" height="50" width="75" />. Good luck.
  • sometimes the photo application you use to manage your photographs subtracts data from the images. sometimes they are unable to be tranferred or saved someplace.

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