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NOTES - Photo Importing Instructions
The photo image will be compressed so that the smallest dimension is sized to 171 pixels and then the larger dimension will be cropped to the center of the photo. For your pictures to show up as you'd like, you'll need to make sure that the center of the photo is what you want to see, or add white space to the sides of your photos to make them square so when they are resized they will fit.
Please use a photo editing program to add white-space so that the photos are square and then import them, while also checking that the overall height or width is 171 pixels or less.
If you don't have a photo editing program, let us know and we'll see if we can get the photos resized for you.
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Pocket Protectors
Did you know that pocket protectors were invented by Electrical Engineer, Hurley Smith, in 1943?
See attached: http://www.ieee.org/web/aboutus/history_center/pocketprotector.html
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