One Scan Makes You Larger, and One Scan Makes You Small...

[ullmandds]

If you're looking for answers, Jamie...I'd suggest asking Alice!

[ReefBlue]

Then you're doing something wrong. You can just right click, save as the large photo . . .

here is the direct link.

[cyseymour]

Thanks, John. It wasn't letting me save as an image although I was right clicking. May be because I am on a Chromebook - sometimes the formatting/capabilities are a bit different.

[bobfreedman]

You can click the thumbnails and it will then be the medium sized image, click on it and it will enlarge. I hope that this helps?

[cyseymour]

Originally Posted by bobfreedman

You can click the thumbnails and it will then be the medium sized image, click on it and it will enlarge. I hope that this helps?

I see the thumbnails, and I see the small image... then if I click on it, I am getting a very large image... But nothing the actual size of the card itself. Are you getting an image the size of the card itself on your machine?

[Cardboard Junkie]

It seems that "logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead".

[barrysloate]

Feed your head.

[bobfreedman]

cysemour, No, I apologize if I misunderstood your question, there is not actual size image. It is up to the individual auction company as you first alluded. There really is no way to please everyone as we are limited by the number of images we store, we have found that most people would like an over sized image as opposed to an actual size image to view but I certainly understand your viewpoint.

David, I have no clue what you are referring to?

Originally Posted by cyseymour

I see the thumbnails, and I see the small image... then if I click on it, I am getting a very large image... But nothing the actual size of the card itself. Are you getting an image the size of the card itself on your machine?

[Cardboard Junkie]

Jefferson Airplane, "White Rabbit" Owsley hooked me up with some "Blue Cheer" back in 67 and, well, here I am!