Kurylo
06-18-2002, 05:15 PM
Look at the attcched file and tell me how the number of posts could be bigger than the number of views...
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TheUltimateNewb
06-18-2002, 06:12 PM
Originally posted by Kurylo
Look at the attcched file and tell me how the number of posts could be bigger than the number of views...
Because it is an old thread. Probably before sysopt switched to vbulletin. It only counts views that have been seen in vbulletin. Not any others.
Look at the attcched file and tell me how the number of posts could be bigger than the number of views...
Because it is an old thread. Probably before sysopt switched to vbulletin. It only counts views that have been seen in vbulletin. Not any others.
bob05
06-18-2002, 06:16 PM
hey Kurylo, how do you get your web browser to look like that:confused:
TheUltimateNewb
06-18-2002, 06:17 PM
Originally posted by bob05
hey Kurylo, how do you get your web browser to look like that:confused:
He took an image of it, and did a little paint job to circle the number.
hey Kurylo, how do you get your web browser to look like that:confused:
He took an image of it, and did a little paint job to circle the number.
Kurylo
06-18-2002, 06:25 PM
TUN is 100% right.
jad1097
06-18-2002, 07:58 PM
Yep views are only counted since the change from ubb to vb.
arkie
06-20-2002, 11:45 AM
Originally posted by TheUltimateNewb
He took an image of it, and did a little paint job to circle the number.
Dumb question... Then how do you make the circle look so perfect? I tried to draw one.:confused:
He took an image of it, and did a little paint job to circle the number.
Dumb question... Then how do you make the circle look so perfect? I tried to draw one.:confused:
Kurylo
06-20-2002, 05:43 PM
It's not the circle, it's an ellipse :).
I didn't make it such. I used Paint and compressed it to JPG-file. The JPEG compression algorithm I used made it so. This persists for any picture exported in a quality I used. Paint in WinXP allows to export to JPEG with a good quality - enough to make small and sharp pictures for the WEB.
I didn't make it such. I used Paint and compressed it to JPG-file. The JPEG compression algorithm I used made it so. This persists for any picture exported in a quality I used. Paint in WinXP allows to export to JPEG with a good quality - enough to make small and sharp pictures for the WEB.
arkie
06-20-2002, 07:42 PM
Originally posted by Kurylo
It's not the circle, it's an ellipse.
I use Paint Shop Pro and ThumbsPlus, usually never use Paint.
Having a digital camera for the last five years I have several hundred images that I have edited and compressed but I'm still lost as to how you make the "ellipse"?
:confused:
;)
It's not the circle, it's an ellipse.
I use Paint Shop Pro and ThumbsPlus, usually never use Paint.
Having a digital camera for the last five years I have several hundred images that I have edited and compressed but I'm still lost as to how you make the "ellipse"?
:confused:
;)
the xenon
06-20-2002, 08:55 PM
Look at the attcched file and tell me how the number of posts could be bigger than the number of views...
How about 1 person posting more then once ?? :p
How about 1 person posting more then once ?? :p
jad1097
06-21-2002, 01:03 AM
I believe bob is asking about the way the browser looks not the “ellipse”. Maybe the color of the toolbars and the XP look?
Kurylo
06-21-2002, 05:31 PM
I used the theme called "Longhorn Theme 4".
And, the xenon, before a user posts, he should view the thread any way.
arkie, see the attached file.
And, the xenon, before a user posts, he should view the thread any way.
arkie, see the attached file.
arkie
06-21-2002, 10:28 PM
Kurylo, THANKS
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the xenon
06-22-2002, 12:16 AM
before a user posts, he should view the thread any way
yeh but what about one person posting more then once without viewing what he posted.
i dunno maybe i am wrong, but still its another explanation :rolleyes:
yeh but what about one person posting more then once without viewing what he posted.
i dunno maybe i am wrong, but still its another explanation :rolleyes:
Kurylo
06-22-2002, 02:15 PM
Always yours ;).
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