Hmm,  can you make a Feature Request for this and I'll make it bigger in the next version. I wanted to limit it because I did not think anyone would want to be sending a meg+ up and down the wire! I think Facebook has a client on the PC that shrinks the image before uploading, but adding and extra digit will allow this.

Steve J. wrote Even if they upload a pic that is a meg, won't it just resize it to whatever you've specified?  If it's that simple, it would great to add another digit to that, because it is an issue for people. Also, is there a way to make it only size down so it won't distort a smaller picture if someone uploads something already below the limit?

Yes, it resizes it, but on the server, so it's got to shunt that meg over the wire (I'm pretty sure FB do some sneaky resizing on the PC using a client). I wasn't aware that uploading a picture smaller than the dimensions caused problems? Are you saying if the height and width is 100 * 100 it resizes to this or stays the same as is?

I needed a quick fix for this so I tried a hack workaround.  I added a bit of javascript to the resource file for the page that manages the file size loacted at:  \desktopmodules\Smart-Thinker -UserProfile\App_LocalResources\Settings.ascx.resx.  If you add the javascript to the localization code for 'Resource Name:plrblShowAudit.Text', when the settings page loads for the module the javascript will change the max length of the field from 3 to 4 and allow you to set a larger limit.  I used 'Resource Name:plrblShowAudit.Text' because it loads after the max field length code, which needs to be loaded in order for the javascript to work when it executes.

It's not pretty, but it worked

<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
var d = document.getElementById("dnn_ctr380_ModuleSettings_Settings_txtFileSize");
d.setAttribute("maxLength", 4);
</script>