When I publish photo from my photo gallery on facebook time line (after text) the photo become gigantic no matter on original size

How To Publish Your Pictures On Facebook Using Photo Gallery Upload Photos to Facebook From Windows Live Photo Gallery

Unable to upload photos from Photo Gallery to Facebook

Share and publish photos from Photo Gallery Windows Help

One way to transfer (or save) a photo to your photo gallery is to click on the photo, then hold your finger down on it until a menu pops up. Click on "Save Image" and it will appear in your photo gallery.

Another way is to click on the photo so that it doesn't have any text or icons showing, then simply take a screenshot and it should appear in your photo gallery. Check the link to learn how to take a screenshot on your S4.

How to take screenshot with Samsung Galaxy S4

One way to transfer (or save) a photo to your photo gallery is to click on the photo, then hold your finger down on it until a menu pops up. Click on "Save Photo" and it will appear in your photo gallery.

Another way is to click on the photo so that it doesn't have any text or icons showing, then simply take a screenshot by pressing both the Standby (power) button and Home button simultaneously, and it should appear in your photo gallery.

I think your text document didn't fit the page. I have done that before. It overruns and the extra becomes the lines inbetween. To fix this use microsoft publisher to print it so that you can choose the paper size and the borders and fit the document within the space allowed.

Hi Thomas:
Live Upload is a new add-in for Windows Live Photo Gallery that lets you upload pictures from the desktop on to your Facebook account(s).

This is very useful if you have multiple accounts on Facebook and need to share the same set of photographs across both your Facebook accounts.

For instance, both you and your wife may have separate accounts on Facebook but need to share that same set of vacation pictures with your own circle of private Facebook friends. Why duplicate the work when you can upload pictures and videos to both albums in one go.




Once you install the Facebook plugin, select the pictures you want to send to Facebook and then choose "Live Upload to Facebook" from the Publish menu.

Windows Live Gallery already supports publishing photos to Flickr and with this plug-in, you can easily share the same photos across both Flickr and Facebook. It will also transfer the associate people tags with your photos.

Hope this helps; also keep in mind that your feedback is important and I'll appreciate your time and consideration if you leave some testimonial comment about this answer.

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You need to add a text box. To do that, follow this link:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher-help/add-or-change-a-border-HP005114763.aspx#textbox

The best way to upload photos from a Digital Camera into facebook is to use Picasa from Google check out my tip here to find out how

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4562409-problems_java_uploader_try_picasa

Select pagemaker text tool select text copy it. go to photo shop select text tool paste there.

What I saw first off is that although the resolution indicates 96 DPI, the file size itself between the 2 examples are drastically different. You are putting raster images into MS Word for publication work, and that is a NO NO. Word was not created for any kind of high resolution printing. It's a glorified text editor that people seem to think is an option for printing. YOU WILL NEVER GET 300 or 600 DPI images out of Word. Ever.
To create your project for printing, you need to use software more suited for the task. InDesign and Quark are examples, but they are very expensive. In my opinion, Publisher would be better for this kind of project and I hate myself for saying that.
Talk to your Printer, find out his specifications for Applications and Linescreen for Printing. The minimum requirement is 280 DPI, but if the image is placed at 100%, 600 DPI is overkill.
Oh, and try to never scan a scan... you are looking for trouble... a little thing called a Moiré pattern comes into play, and it will make you images print NASTY!
I could go on about your post all day long, but if there is anything else I didn't explain, please post again.