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Also, Phoenix from Aviary. It's a web-based editor like Photoshop.

All the avatars are to big!

...so shrink them.

wertyu793 wrote:All the avatars are to big!

I've never heard that complaint before. Usually everyone asks for larger avatars. @wertyu793: There is a re-size option on paint. Do it now if you like. It's really not that difficult.

Not if you use DOS.

And since you are posting on this board you are not using DOS therefore the argument is invalid

If you're doing it on Paint, you resize it to fit the parameters, zoom in a lot, and draw normally. That's how I did mine.

robotman09 wrote:And since you are posting on this board you are not using DOS therefore the argument is invalid

I do believe that there are web browsers for DOS.

TheGenius wrote:

robotman09 wrote:And since you are posting on this board you are not using DOS therefore the argument is invalid

I do believe that there are web browsers for DOS.

DOS is text based. To have a web browser you must be using a gui which contradicts the nature of dos

No...there's no reason why an application cannot have a GUI yet run in DOS. Heck, for what it's worth, Windows 9x were essentially GUI's that ran in DOS. For Windows 3.1, you actually had to boot Windows from DOS. Perfectly good example of GUI's running within DOS.

There were many applications that had GUI's and ran in DOS though. Just because it was a kernel by itself doesn't limit it from running programs that had graphical interfaces.

A simple Google search will settle the question though...search for a web browser for DOS and you shall find one, albeit only one.

EDIT: Whoops, guess this was locked.