<font size="-1"><b><a name="max_attach" style="text-decoration:none;" ></a>Max number of attachments per message</b></font><ul>    <font size="-1">    The maximum number of attachments allowed per message.    </font></ul><font size="-1"><b><a name="max_size" style="text-decoration:none;" ></a>Max attachment size</b></font><ul>    <font size="-1">    The maximum size of <i>each</i> attachment, in kilobytes (K). A megabyte    is 1024 kilobytes, or use the conversion table below.    <table border="1">    <tr><td align="center"><font size="-1">Size (K)</font></td>    	<td align="center"><font size="-1">Size (MB)</font></td>    </tr>    <tr><td><font size="-1">256</font></td>    	<td><font size="-1">0.25</font></td>    </tr>    <tr><td><font size="-1">512</font></td>    	<td><font size="-1">0.50</font></td>    </tr>    <tr><td><font size="-1">768</font></td>    	<td><font size="-1">0.75</font></td>    </tr>    <tr><td><font size="-1">1028</font></td>    	<td><font size="-1">1.00</font></td>    </tr>    <tr><td><font size="-1">2056</font></td>    	<td><font size="-1">2.00</font></td>    </tr>    <tr><td><font size="-1">5140</font></td>    	<td><font size="-1">5.00</font></td>    </tr>    </table>    </font></ul><font size="-1"><b><a name="enable_img_preview" style="text-decoration:none;" ></a>Enable image previews</b></font><ul>    <font size="-1">    Turns image previews on or off. If this feature is enabled, Jive Forums    will automatically generate a small thumbnail image of the image    attachment. If the feature is disabled, an image icon will be used    instead.    </font></ul><font size="-1"><b><a name="clear_img_cache" style="text-decoration:none;" ></a>Clear Image Cache</b></font><ul>    <font size="-1">    Deletes all the generated thumbnail images.    </font></ul><font size="-1"><b><a name="preserve_ratio" style="text-decoration:none;" ></a>Preserve image preview aspect ratio</b></font><ul>    <font size="-1">    Preserves the aspect ratio (width:height) of a generated thumbnail image.    If this feature is disabled, a square thumbnail will be produced. <i>Note:    this option is only available when image previews are enabled.</i>    </font></ul><font size="-1"><b><a name="max_dimension" style="text-decoration:none;" ></a>Max image preview dimension</b></font><ul>    <font size="-1">    The maximum size of the longest side of the image preview. <i>Note:    this option is only available when image previews are enabled.</i>    </font></ul><font size="-1"><b><a name="content_types" style="text-decoration:none;" ></a>Content Types</b></font><ul>    <font size="-1">    Every file has a content type, which describes the type of data a file    contains. For example, a Windows executable file (.exe) has a content type    of "application/octet-stream," and a GIF image has a content type of    "image/gif." The content type settings allow you to control what kind    of attachments users are allowed to post. For security reasons, you may    wish to disallow certain types of attachments, such as EXE files.    </font></ul><font size="-1"><b><a name="allow_all" style="text-decoration:none;" ></a>Allow all content types</b></font><ul>    <font size="-1">    When enabled, all content types are allowed except those that are put into    a special "disallowed" list. This mode is useful when you want to allow    a broad range of attachment types, but may need to protect against a certain    few types of attachments being posted. To add content types to the    "disallowed" list, select them from the list of common content types    (using the "<<" button to add them), or use the "Add Custom Content Type" form.    </font></ul><font size="-1"><b><a name="disallow_all" style="text-decoration:none;" ></a>Disallow all content types</b></font><ul>    <font size="-1">    When enabled, no content types are allowed except those that are put into    a special "allowed" list. This mode is useful when you want restrict the    types of attachments users are allowed to post to a select few options.    To add content types to the "allowed" list, select them from the list of    common content types (using the "<<" button to add them), or use the    "Add Custom Content Type" form.    </font></ul>