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World Earthquake Report for Monday, 12 October 2026
• M 1.2 - 4 km SE of Littlerock, CA
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Aww, thanks, JJ. It is truly my pleasure. And YES you are doing extremely well. I am still finding features I didn't know about and gingerly learning to use them. The best percentage will depend on how large the image is initially. I have an old camera of 2.1 pixels and my photos are loaded as 1600 x 1200 pixels. I like to post photos at 500 or 600 pixels across -- which is approximately 35%. But if your pixels are much higher, like say 4000 x 3000, then you would need to resize the photo to 15%. If you can find a way to view your image's pixels (often under "properties") you can see by which percentage to decrease to get the ~ 600 x 450 pixels. Also, using a reply box and "preview" is a great way to learn. Good job. It is totally inconsequential to logs, or to me, etc., so do it all day if you like!  Hope this helps! Keep asking and I'll keep answering. 
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