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hello all.i am trying to load some pix of my jose torres' latest creation.the message is saying that the pics are too large in kb.any ideas how i can do this?
any ideas would be appreciated.thanx.aurelio.


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Irfanview

This is a handy little free program I use. It allows a lot of flexibility.

I then store my pics on Photobucket

If you store them on another site I think you can use a bigger pic.

Good luck


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[QUOTE=aurelio] hello all.i am trying to load some pix of my jose torres' latest creation..[/QUOTE]

Is this THE Jose Torres? I met him recently online.

IF you are using Windows, go to www.microsoft.com and download Resizer to your computer. Then you are a right click away from being able to resize your pics to web-readiness. BDImage Resizer

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppow ertoys.mspxBruce Dickey38829.0095601852

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yes.this is the jose torres.that's him in the blue shirt.
i will try posting sound samples once the guitar is done.


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If you hit the edit button now, and hit enter twice between each image, it will put them vertically rather than horizontally.

Great job, you did it. Good looking guitar, cocobolo and bearclaw sitka? Wow, tell us about it Aurelio. BD

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Welcome, Aurelio. Are we worthy? Hope so.

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Aurelio is Jose the one from Allentown?

Just wondering.... thanx, Bruce

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Wow! Beautiful top.

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Welcome to the OLF Aurelio!

Thanks for sharing the pics, nice guitar you have there!


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hey bruce.yes this is the jose from allentown.
i'm sorry i did not get to you earlier,was playing a few gigs.
thanx for the feedbacks.this guitar is jose's latest creation, "la senorita" as he calls this body style.
but he is the luthier.not i.he can explain it better than i can.i'm just a player.and not a good one at that.
i can tell you this though,he is a very busy bee.has orders in from ny,pa,nj,fl,and others.
you guys need to get one of these.
we are putting together a catalog/dvd of different models.so keep your eyes and ears peeled.
thnx.


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Tell Jose, he's probably not charging enough.   

That's a lot of orders. Don't tell me, he has cousins in NY, PA, NJ and FL and they all are getting guitars.... at a discount?   

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nah.just regular folks like you and i.but you know how it is.supply and demand. you got to get your product out there and by word of mouth,,,,,,,blah,blah,blah
you know.there is alot of talent here,though i tell you,,,you play one,you'll get one.or do you have already? hey,got to go.wify wants to got o wal-mart.i hate wal-mart.i just go and sit at the lawn and garden furniture and fall asleep.zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz,,,three hours later,,,,,


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i do the same!


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hey bruce.not charging enough.you hit the nail right on the head.people sometimes do not want to pay for your work,sound, or for that matter the beauty of it.it stinks. .so i tell them,go buy a takamine.no offense. i just walked into a music store and pulled out the guitar and it filled the rom with one strum.other players looked and asked how much i paid for the guitar.to their surprise,a taylor classical costing 1/3 more sounded like a 1933 sears roebuck.but that is my opinion.please don't hit me.


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That's a cool looking guitar Aurelio. I love the head stock design.   


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Well, how much? We are pretty free with information here. As long as Jose doesn't mind...

My published price for a steel six string is $2495 with case. I realize it's not enough and plan to up my price with the next batch of guitars.

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Aurelio, see if Jose would let you tell his story. We'd love to know how he got into guitar building and more about his work.

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