I have heard that there is a tropical azalea, but have never seen it. Nor any rhododendrons. They are probably on the 'unusual' or 'rare' side here! I have no clue, though! Thanks for the info on resizing. I have just received this info on the test forum (thank goodness for people who will lend a hand) and am on my way to learn to use the sizing correctly. Really do appreciate the suggestions. I was scratching my head, not knowing how I was doing this. First no pics, then too much! :) Clare, just to make sure I understand, I should delete the photos from Photobucket and reload them after I have adjusted the edit size? Just want to make sure I'm doing the right thing. First time I'm using Photobucket, not that I was a pro by any means on Webshots!!! As evidence certainly indicates..........Sigh!

Yup! I noticed a post that was done by Joan_2007 - regarding a pic of a tile asking what IS the tile? Clicked on the link, and yup... no picture... :( I'm on my Mac, and I tried using BOTH Safari AND Firefox - no luck...:( I also tried to look at the same thread "Anyone Recognize This Tile Manufacturer?" - on my PC, and the picture came through very nicely.. Go Figure... It must have something to do with the way my Mac processes (sp?) the graphics... duh-doh!!!!!! Of course - there's also the old "Operator Error" which is prolly what it usually is - operator error on MY part!! HA!! Photobucket and specific computer issues are WAY out from my area of expertise (Natural Stone Slab Applications) - but I think it may be a Mac issue...? kevin BTW - For what it's worth - the tile in question looks (to me) like it's possibly - either a ceramic with the color range of Botticino Classico, or possibly a really light shaded limestone Maybe a Jerusalem Limestone - the picture is hard to scale up to on my PC......

From Photobucket's FAQs: What is Bandwidth? Bandwidth is used when digital content is viewed from a link you posted on another website or sent in an email (e.g., MySpace, eBay, message boards, etc.). Bandwidth is a measure of the number of bytes passed over time via direct linking. It is calculated by adding up the size of each of your images or videos as they are sent from Photobucket. The "Monthly Bandwidth" number is the amount of bandwidth you have used within the last month. The month is determined by the day of the month you registered your account. Example: You have various images of 25K each in size that are viewed by 100 users on your favorite message board in one day. You also have one video of 15000K that is viewed by 10 users in one day. 25K * 100 requests = 2500K (or 2.5MB). 15000K * 10 requests = 150000K (or 150MB). When you add the two together, you have used 152.5MB of bandwidth in one day. Important! Do not confuse bandwidth with your album size. Bandwidth usage is unmetered for Pro accounts, however Photobucket reserves the right to disable direct linking on accounts that use excessive bandwidth or are otherwise abusing the system. To check your current usage, log into your account, click the account options link, and then review your Monthly Bandwidth in the Account Dashboard to the right. Free accounts are allowed 10GB of bandwidth per month, and Pro accounts are unmetered. 10GB is hundreds of thousands of images viewed via direct links, and the value resets each month on the anniversary of the day you registered. My note - remember, regardless of how many 'posts' your thread may have, thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people may have viewed it. GW membership is required only if you want to post. Anyone on the internet can read it.

Never mind. I worked it out. Leslie