Zip goes a folder? Or not?

[#1]

I have several graphs in jpeg format. If I place them in a folder and zip it, will I be permitted to upload it as an attachment to my post?

[#2]

Zip isn't an allowed format, perhaps you could rename the zip file to one of the allowed types and upload that?

Attachments

[#3]

So how big are these files? If they're only graphs they shouldn't need to be very high definition. If they are too big then why not reduce their size? Options for doing this include photo editing programes (I use photoshop elements), on line free services or downloaded free compression software. Another way would be to print them then rescan the print at lower resolution.

[#4]

The number of files was the problem. I do have photo s/ware, but it would be tediously time consuming.

Worked around by bulk conversion to PDFs and binding them in 1 file.

[#5]

@Luzern - It may be moot but FWIW most, if not all, graphics software should allow you to batch convert / resize without being overly tedious.

[#6]

 @Luzern

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@Luzern wrote:

The number of files was the problem. I do have photo s/ware, but it would be tediously time consuming.

Worked around by bulk conversion to PDFs and binding them in 1 file.

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