over double that -- maybe even over 1,000 pixels wide.  This is exactly what causes my photos to appear fuzzy on my monitor. To confirm this, I simply used the 'CTRL -- ' keys to reduce the blog area displayed on my monitor (Image 2).  As I did this, the photo became clearer and sharper.  After a bit of trial and error, I was able to configure the display size of my blog to one that gave me the best combination of text size and image quality.  I quickly realized that it's not necessary, nor advisable, to display my blog using the maximum screen width available.  Lesson learned. For a lot of RV'ers on the road this issue may not be a problem at all because we mostly use laptops or iPads etc. which have much more modest screen displays maxing out at 17".  For those with larger monitors though, if you think your blog photos are a bit fuzzy, you might want to experiment with the 'CTRL' keys to determine the optimum size for your blog.  The good thing is that once it's set, it will stay there without any further need to adjust it. While thinking about photos in blogs, I got to wondering how many of us actually click on photos to see them enlarged.  So, I created a little poll and I hope you'll take the time to respond: As far as clicking on images in blogs, I'll have to admit that I don't do it