
Originally Posted by
Arthur Morris
Ah, now we are getting somewhere.... #1: My JPEG action includes a step in the Optimize to File Size Box as follows:
Desired File Size: 195 K, Start with: Current Settings, Use Current Slice. When I opened the JPEG that I selected for the File Upload into Photoshop and hit Save for Web it showed 228 K on the frame edge.
First question: What does the K stand for?
k - kilo; B - Byte
Second question: If I have optimized the JPEG to 195K (or less), why did it come out of the CS-5 action at 228K?
Should not happen, no clue.
Third question: is it V-Bulletin that changed the size of the JPEG from 228 K to 52 kb?
Yes.
Fifth question: Is a K the same as a kb?
See #1.
Sixth question: does any of the above have anything to do with the browser that a person is using?
I don't think so.
Seventh question: why am I no longer getting warnings like the one that Stuart mentioned in Pane 14?
Probably vBulletin, James might know.
Any and all help is welcome as long as you keep it simple enough for me to understand :)