Business Directory
"Support our local businesses"
- Accommodation (7)
- Animals (6)
- Arts (2)
- Auto and machinery (2)
- Banking (1)
- Beauty (1)
- Building (5)
- Business services (7)
- Cafes (2)
- Farm (3)
- Farm gate produce (3)
- Finance (1)
- Food (5)
- Hardware (2)
- Health and Fitness (2)
- Hire (1)
- House and Garden (8)
- House painting (1)
- IT & Communications (4)
- Legal services (1)
- Livestock (1)
- Medical (2)
- Music venue (1)
- Newsagency (1)
- Outdoor supplies (2)
- Painting (2)
- Petrol stations (1)
- Pharmacy (1)
- Portable toilet hire (1)
- Print and Signs (1)
- Real Estate (3)
- Restaurants (3)
- Retail (9)
- Septic tank cleaning (1)
- Wineries (2)
How to resize your images
Resizing images before uploading to a website or sending via email
Some images can be too large to upload (especially if you have a slow internet connection speed). These are all FREE tools to bring those 5-10Mb (Megabyte) image files from a camera down to transferable size over the internet.
- Picassa. A highly recommended free image organiser and editor for any computer.
- Preview (Mac only) which comes with your Apple computer or iPhoto which comes with the iLife suite.
- Picresize online service (no download required). Upload your photo, resize, then click Save to Disk.
In general, try to aim for a maximum dimension of 800px (pixels) wide or 300Kb (Kilobytes) maximum file size.
The file type for uploading to your business listing can be .jpg, .png, .gif.
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