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Permalink Reply by Steve Becker on August 1, 2009 at 2:30pm

It has something to do with the new Internet Explorer. I got it too when I downloaded the newest windows updates. Go to "Tools" and choose "Compatibility View Settings". Type ning.com in the "add this website" field, then click "Add". That should fix it.

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Permalink Reply by Mortimer Snerd on August 1, 2009 at 3:46pm

And I thought I was the odd man out on this issue, yes I have seen Loooooong photos. Thanks Steve for the tip.

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Permalink Reply by JUJU on August 1, 2009 at 9:58pm

Hey Guys thanks for the help much appriciated , yes Steve that's fixed it :-) , thought it strange nobody had mentioned it , it was doing my nut in lol! but alls good now
Thanks again
juju.

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Permalink Reply by Brian Lemin on August 2, 2009 at 2:04am

No,...... I am not sure of the solution but it is all to do with pixels per inch your screen provides (or you chose and the pixels per inch that your programme provides.

In photoshop, to get a picture to "view print size" you have to do something like measure the width of your screen and divide it into the pixels width you have chosen, then go into photoshop somewhere and set that figure.

I am sorry I am so vague about this as I did it when i got a new 22 inch screen a couple of years ago and i have forgotten what to do exactly.

The problem is that programmes have not kept up with the wide screen technology.

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