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I swore I read somewhere that sigs can be no larger than 300x100. But it appears that's not the case. Am I getting my forums mixed up?

Search function failed me atm.

from account modifying page:
Max 200 characters, no html, BBCode ok
You need 2,000 points to use images in your signature. Maximum width * height of images is 30,000

Yeah that tells me nothing.

I srsly doubt 30,000 pixels is gonna flow.

it tells you that yes images can be that size, they can also be 1*30,000 or 3*10,000 or any other size that equates to 30,000
Maximum width * height of images is 30,000

I think what happened is I tried to upload a sig, but I got an error msg saying it was too large - max is 300x100.

ya see, thats the magic of .gif made in seconds and cycles through userbars
i see that is what you had before

Ok, am I stupid? wtf is 1*30,000? That's no language I'm familiar with.

Yeah, I originally tried to up the 350x19 but I got an error msg. Then I just noticed you have the standard size and I started investigating.

one pixel by thirty thousand pixels
as long as the two numbers when multiplied together are less than thirty thousand the image will go in your signiature
you said 300 by 100 in the origional post
300*(*this represents times) 100 = 30,000

I'll be pooped. I've never seen language like this before and I'm pretty knowledgeable with graphics. Is it a UK thing maybe?

what the f***
language like that?
its pixel by pixel
you used it yourself in the first post
300 by 100 is 300*100
and no its not a UK thing this is from the TFS acount modification page which was constructed by Tino who lives in New Mexico

im serious, this could be my brain melting away

Perhaps I'm confused.

Are you not telling me that I can use an image that's 400x19?

well since 400 times 19 is 7600 yes you could
if you imagine the x represents multiply (which it does) then you should understand

Right. I am used to seeing size limits stated as:

Images may be no larger than 300 pixels in width and 100 pixels in height.

But that's not the case here.

adds to the freedom huh