Ok computer geniuses...
What is the difference between a file size of K or k?
How do I save a picture to be 500k?
Is K equal to KB?
What is MB?
I just really want to save a picture at 500k...that's the small k....
Help!
How do I save a picture to be 500k?
Is K equal to KB?
What is MB?
I just really want to save a picture at 500k...that's the small k....
Help!
posted by Missy at Wednesday, January 17, 2007
4 Comments:
i think the small k is kilobyte, and that it's the same as a kb or a K. though i have no idea for sure.
ah yes, i am right. look at this wiki article for more.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilobyte
the small k is an outdated abbreviation for kilobyte.
Yes, K = KB = k.
If you are trying to send a photo, like through email, you can lower the dpi (dots per inch) to get a smaller amount of data (or kb).
The fewer dpi then the fewer kb.
There is a great article on 2peas by Chris Ford about file size and such that might be helpful.
http://twopeasinabucket.kaboose.com/cg_main.asp?cmd=display&seed_id=21291
Email me if that doesn't clear it up for you.
geniuses have already answered! no worries, everyone!
great answers (i didn't know - so i am of no help).
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