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Jonathan
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Feb 23, 2012 03:16PM

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Within certain ranges, the system will resize pictures that are too large. I am told that the optimal size is 700 x 933 and up to 20% larger.

Cheryl, you upload it on the book's edit page. The only images I see in your "my photos" are of you profile pic, no covers.

Thanks for the quick reply, Rivka. I've tried. Believe me I've tried. Both the book edit page and also into My Photos. I have the covers on my desktop but they refuse to load. I saw the size and thought perhaps they were too small, but no, that didn't work either. What else can I try?
You were able to upload your avatar image. The process should be the same.
Are you getting an error message?
Are you getting an error message?

Are you getting an error message?"
Not getting anything. I browse, put in the site, hit upload and...nothing. The site disappears and nothing happens.

Sorry. That's what I meant. I have the cover saved on my desktop and that's the info I pick up when I browse.


Nope. I tried that, too, and nothing happened. I'm driving myself crazy trying to figure out why I can't figure out how to do this right!
Hmm. Do you also have these images on your website or somewhere online (not Amazon or another bookseller) that you can link to?

http://museituppublishing.com/booksto...
but I have no idea how to link to a website!
Oh, and on my website, too.
http://www.cherylbdale.com/html/man_i...
Snagged the image from your site and uploaded it. It don't see covers for the other books without any on your site.

Thank you thank you thank you!!! No, the other two won't be out till later this year and the covers aren't done yet.
But the question remains: why oh why can't I do this myself????

Cheryl wrote: "Put in required comment."
This step is really optional, but shouldn't cause a problem.
That sure sounds like the right sequence of steps to me.
This step is really optional, but shouldn't cause a problem.
That sure sounds like the right sequence of steps to me.