what is the significance of one long thumbnail?
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Nothing.  It's just gross to look at.
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I found these off Google image search, so some of them might be copyright protected:\nhttp://www.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/370109/2/istockphoto_370109_post_it_note.jpg\nhttp://www.myjanee.com/tuts/postit/postit17.jpg\nhttp://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/534180/2/istockphoto_534180_postit_notes.jpg
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its a memory. sort of like a yearbook but on ur finger.
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I guess it would depend on what kinds of pics you are talking about. What is the URL?  LOL!
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desktop.ini and thumbs.db are Windows generated files that you do not want to delete. "desktop.ini" contains the configuration of your desktop (all the icons, links, etc. on your main screen), and the "thumbs.db" files are small picture databases that contain the thumbnails for graphics files in your folders.\nAlthough you should not delete them, seeing them is confusing. The best thing to do is to hide these files. Open the Explorer program (that's the program that used to be called "File Manager", not to be confused with the Internet Explorer, the browser). Go under "Tools - Folder Options" and select the "View" tab. In the list that comes up, select "Do not show hidden files and folders" radio button. That's it.
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Carpenters used to use the width of their thumb as a measurement of one inch.  That is where the phrase came from.
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just imagine when u have millions of users daily accessing your website, if instead of showing full image if i show only small image.....i will be definately saving many KB in loading and displaying image per user. so multiply it with total number of users and bandwidth and you will get idea that why it is so. and it also depends upon company implementation policy. so yahoo displays thumnails and then if u like it then just download it. however many times when email is forwarded and images are in body, yahoo can not do any operations on that and so images are passed in full size. so ..hope u got my point.
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Assuming you don't have something obvious like an image file that is wider than 640 pixels, you might check to make sure you don't inadvertently have a fixed width defined for something, like the <table> or <td> elements. \n\nwidth="100%" will scale down.\n\nwidth="100" or width="100px" will not.
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One ounce=about the size of your thumb
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It means taht the picture the IMG tag is referring to is not there or for some reason your computer could not connect to it.
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the one next to the thumb
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At one point of time when DOS followed what is called the 8.3 naming convention. The file name was allowed to be 8 characters long and the extension was 3 characters long.\n\nBack then we needed hacks like htm for html files and mpg for mpeg files.\n\nNow, we dont really need them any more. So basically for all purposes, these are the same things!
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A footlong.  This one's been used on me before.
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It will show you a "context menu."  That is, a general utility menu that is sensitive to where your cursor is when you click.  Generally useful stuff like cut, copy and paste are there, but also things like "save picture as" for jpg files, etc.  It's the context that determines what menu you get.
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google images might have somethin?
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I might check it out. What's with the picture?
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LongestPenis x 12 characters\n ************ = 12 asterisks (12 across)