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Adding an image to my listing

There are 4 types of images on a listing 

Profile Picture:  

This one only shows in the admin area and has a File size limit of  1000kb not needed at present. To add one log into your admin area and click on "View/Edit Account"

Logo image: 

 This one shows your main listing and the thumb shows in the Catagory listings.  

It has a File size limit: 3000kb 
Maximum Logo Width: 400px
Maximum Logo Height: 350px

It is auto resized so it may chop your head off if the photo is too big when you upload. To add a logo image log into your admin area and click on the Manage button then the Edit listing Button.  

 

Main listing images 

 

For paid listing only  You may add an image to the body of your listing.  First,  need to click on the image Button.

This will open the image properties. If you want to upload from your computer. 


Click on the upload tab.

First, click on Chouse a file.  
Then when you have selected your file,  Click on the Send it to the server button.  it will say Done!
you now need to adjust the image 

you can set the height, width, border,    H-space and V-space your h and V space is the distance between the image and text stops words running into the image. 

just click done! 

 

Listing Background image:  

( this is for paid listings and can add colour or music effects as a background
Maximum Logo Width: 800px
Maximum Logo Height: 800px  they are auto resized ) this image is auto resized  )

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Common Piano Tuning Tools
Common tools for tuning pianos include the tuning hammer or lever, a variety of mutes, and a tuning fork or electronic tuning fork. The tuning hammer is used to turn the tuning pins, increasing or decreasing the tension of the string. Mutes are used to mute strings that are not being tuned. Most tuners in the UK use a Papps wedge for tuning upright pianos because it slides easily between hammer shanks. . Wedge-shaped felt or rubber mutes are used on grandís they are inserted between two strings not being tuned to mute them. While tuning the temperament octave, a felt strip can be placed over the scale section of the piano, and inserted between each note, muting the outer two strings of each note, but leaving the middle string free to vibrate. After the centre strings are all tuned, the felt strip can be removed note by note, tuning the outer strings to the centre strings what mutes are used is down to the personal preference of the piano tuner and the tuner may use a combination of mutes