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A comment on the problem "Trying to personalize my picture, it keeps telling me the photo is too big, even when I get it down to 6.4kb" in Twitter:

to make photo smaller right click on photo then click on edit then click on picture then click resize then choose size (that is if you have microsoft picture manager) – Darwin White, on July 18, 2008 02:11

Terri replied on July 16, 2008 00:23 to the problem "Trying to personalize my picture, it keeps telling me the photo is too big, even when I get it down to 6.4kb" in Twitter:

Just need to know how to make my photo smaller.

grandmama replied on July 06, 2008 18:53 to the problem "Trying to personalize my picture, it keeps telling me the photo is too big, even when I get it down to 6.4kb" in Twitter:

what gives, I didn't have a problem until I tried to update my photo and now I can't get a photo back up. Not happy at all.

Jason Goldman replied on June 06, 2008 01:50 to the problem "API Limit Exceeded in Twhirl, Twitterific, etc." in Twitter:

We have recently lowered the API request limit to 30 per hour as noted on status.twitter.com.

For clients like Twitterrific, this means you should reconfigure so that it does not refresh more than once every 2 minutes.

If you are using more than one client, you should make sure than in total they do not exceed 30 requests per hour.

randir2d2 replied on May 26, 2008 01:44 to the problem "Trying to personalize my picture, it keeps telling me the photo is too big, even when I get it down to 6.4kb" in Twitter:

I don't even know how to redo my photos to make them smaller...
help...?

A comment on the problem "API Limit Exceeded in Twhirl, Twitterific, etc." in Twitter:

Changing my password seemed to fix it once, but after the last time I changed it I didn't give anything my password except Twitter.com and Twhirl, and I'm still locked out. – phlegon, on May 23, 2008 22:19

gspn replied on May 23, 2008 04:16 to the problem "API Limit Exceeded in Twhirl, Twitterific, etc." in Twitter:

Actually, changing my password did work. just a note, I think it was Hahlo that was hitting my API hard. We do need something that shows us what is logging in as us.. That would be great.

gspn replied on May 23, 2008 01:53 to the problem "API Limit Exceeded in Twhirl, Twitterific, etc." in Twitter:

I'm also waiting for the fix here. I was going to change my password but it appears that this doesn't fix the issue.

Stevie replied on May 12, 2008 02:31 to the problem "Trying to personalize my picture, it keeps telling me the photo is too big, even when I get it down to 6.4kb" in Twitter:

finally got it fixed. don't know WHY or how.. but I did.
I re-did the photo and did it more like 200 kb..
go figure
stevie

Cardsdaddy replied on May 12, 2008 02:23 to the problem "Trying to personalize my picture, it keeps telling me the photo is too big, even when I get it down to 6.4kb" in Twitter:

I have the same problem, with jpg photos that are even less than 100 kb.

Jay Goldman replied on April 23, 2008 02:27 to the problem "API Limit Exceeded in Twhirl, Twitterific, etc." in Twitter:

I have! I've done that a few times. Doesn't change anything. Thanks though!

Chris replied on April 23, 2008 02:16 to the problem "API Limit Exceeded in Twhirl, Twitterific, etc." in Twitter:

Although not a complete solution, have you considered changing your Twitter password?

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