Brian, inserting images into a post, you use the little paperclip above the edit line. Or more troublesome, the orange blob.
Also (just trying to be helpful), to get the post to recognize a web destination, add a space after it, to make it active.
Regarding your question, I can't think of any search technique for dimensions (or for that matter quality). I think there was a BW/color method (haven't used it).
Workaround-wise, I couldn't think of any method, beyond a screencopy dumped into a re-sizer for insertion into Notes. Not what you want.
Media Search: Looking to search media based on dimension
Brian
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Is there a way to search media based on its dimensions? I've not found an easy way to do this and was hoping for some tips.
I believe the image in my notes is 1920 x 392 and would love to find discover images more easily.
Here is a snippet of how I'm currently using Logos. My goal is to create note pages that are exciting for me to read and share with others.
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The forum seems a little challenging as I'm not sure if my image was actually shared properly.
Here it is again to add further context.
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Brian, inserting images into a post, you use the little paperclip above the edit line. Or more troublesome, the orange blob.
Also (just trying to be helpful), to get the post to recognize a web destination, add a space after it, to make it active.
Regarding your question, I can't think of any search technique for dimensions (or for that matter quality). I think there was a BW/color method (haven't used it).
Workaround-wise, I couldn't think of any method, beyond a screencopy dumped into a re-sizer for insertion into Notes. Not what you want.
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Thanks for responding. I know it's a bit unfair to compare OneNote to Logos Notes. I'll do my best to adapt. Manually resizing images is not ideal, but I suppose that's just what it is...
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