Was: Introduction Bigjohn, now John Deere

[bsa-bill]

Hi again John, quite a few options , kind of depends on which program you prefer I like "paint.net" written by the some of the guys that wrote "paint" for MS, paint also works much the same way, both are free, you will probably have paint on your PC if it's a windows type.

load your pic in to Paint, do any alterations you might want then go to "File" then "Save as" and you will be presented with pic 1, note the preview file size just above the pictures top right corner, in this case 308 kb which would be fine but if it was to large slide the "Quality arrow along the slider until it gets to the size you require as in pic2 then give it a name and it's done

Ah you've fixed it, I'll send this though, might help others

[RichardL]

Bill,

Is that you sitting on that John Deere 9630T?

Richard L.

[bsa-bill]

It is indeed, seasonally drove it for the last five years of my working life and then part time for a year or two, comfortable in the field but a bone shaker on the road, and we shifted it along the queens highways between farms and fields, never had any trouble with traffic they just moved out of the way

[Topdad]

Bill, your shed must be more like a tardiz if you can park that in it !! cheers BobH

[bsa-bill]

it's all done with my sonic screwdriver Bob 

Oh and Richard (whom I am talking to again after that sunny picture post ) how do you come to know it's a John Deere 9630T?
are you an aficionado of JDs or work on or for them ( I had to think a bit to remember the model no)

apologies to bigjohn we seem to have hi jacked bigjohn with a bigjohn

[RichardL]

Wellllll, far more expert at Google, but enough of an aficionado to recognize JD green. Though I could, I won't try to prolong the ruse. For me, driving one of those would be a thrill, while commonplace for you.

Richard L.

[morris]

It is indeed, seasonally drove it for the last five years of my working life and then part time for a year or two, comfortable in the field but a bone shaker on the road, and we shifted it along the queens highways between farms and fields, never had any trouble with traffic they just moved out of the way

Reminds me of my youth. My dad used to sow a couple of acres of rye or barley each year. Boy, did I had the time of my life when these guys with there combine harvesters came along and they took me on board for the ride. As my dad was just a little farmer they usually came at the end of the day for a last job, so often it was at nightfall or even in complete darkness. Until today I still remember the smell and the sound they made and the drink of beer that went round after the job...

BTW, very nice collection of bikes bigjohn. especially the Enfield!

[Topdad]

preserve your memories Morris ,they are worth a fortune!! BobH

[bigjohn]

Shame my introduction has been hi-jacked by Farm Machinery!

[a10 gf]

Shame my introduction has been hi-jacked by Farm Machinery!

Fixed :O)

And a great machine there, Bill!