but i digress...
A better way to get the size of the photo file down without ending up with a pic so small you can't see detail is to get Photoshop or another good quality photo editing program. With Photoshop, you simply open your large photo file, do whatever editing you might need, click "save as," type in another name (so you don't lose the high resolution original) and then when it asks for the image quality, choose 5 or 6. Your large photo file will then be saved at the same screen size but a smaller file size. If it is still too large, you can go through the process again, but usually not a third time.
There is a loss of quality, but it is normally undetectable. What Photoshop does is delete some of the pixels and blend the missing ones into the ones that surround it. This means that a large area that is one solid color can be saved without noting what color each pixel is. They're all the same color, so it doesn't matter. Where some quality might be lost is in shadowed or highlighted areas.
By the way, Leon, I like the new avatar. reminds me of a recent conversation...