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hillbillyracer

posted on 1/12/06 at 07:56 PM Reply With Quote
How do I post Pics?

I've got pics in my archive now (took a while to work out how to resize them) & I now need to know how to post them. I've looked at a few threads about it in this section but still havnt sussed it.
I have to insert the URL relating to the picture I want, I dont want to sound stoopid but I dont know what a URL is! Should I be able to see the pic if I preview the post or will it only appear once posted?
Does anybody know of a site that has this kind of info on for numpties like me? I'm working on the principle that you're not stupid cos you dont know, but your bloody stupid if you wont ask

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iank

posted on 1/12/06 at 08:16 PM Reply With Quote
Or alternatively you can type the img codes straight in.

To put the picture in the post do this:

[$img]http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/upload/2IMG_0570.jpg[/img]

Without the $ it appears like this.

workshop heater 2
workshop heater 2


Though I think that chassis needs some thought and the fan should be smaller. The fuel tank should take you round Britain though

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907

posted on 1/12/06 at 08:50 PM Reply With Quote
This is what I do.

Re size the pic and leave it in "My Pictures".

Close My Pictures

Write your post then left click the "Browse" button below what you have written.

This takes you to My Pictures.

One left click on the pic you want. (The re sized one)

Left click the"Open" box

This takes you back to your post with the URL filled in.

Click "Post Reply"

Think I've got that right.

Paul G


Not all sections have a browse button. (this one doesn't)

[Edited on 1/12/06 by 907]






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hillbillyracer

posted on 1/12/06 at 08:56 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by chris mason
quote:

How do I post Pics?



you'll need an envelope and a stamp, place the picture in the envelope and seal, stick the stamp in the top left corner of the envelope, write the address of the intended receiver and stick it in a post box.


Chris

Does that still work?
Cheers for the help, I've even managed to make it work!
The top drum in the pic is more like a silencer really, the fuel tank is round the corner of the shed. I know what you mean about the chassis, not much triangulation in it but cornering loads arnt really that high.

[Edited on 1/12/06 by hillbillyracer]

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owelly

posted on 1/12/06 at 09:33 PM Reply With Quote
Hi Hilly Billy!!!







http://www.ppcmag.co.uk

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hillbillyracer

posted on 2/12/06 at 02:11 PM Reply With Quote
And hi back to you Owelly!
Fancy meeting you in here.

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Peteff

posted on 2/12/06 at 03:20 PM Reply With Quote
place the picture in the envelope and seal, stick the stamp in the top left corner

Top right if you want it to go anywhere





yours, Pete

I went into the RSPCA office the other day. It was so small you could hardly swing a cat in there.

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cossiebri

posted on 8/12/06 at 07:48 PM Reply With Quote
Ok, i can now upload pics but cannot resize them.Do i resize them before i upload? if so how?









If it doesn't fit MODIFY it!!
Cheers BriF

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hillbillyracer

posted on 8/12/06 at 08:47 PM Reply With Quote
The reason I couldnt upload my pics was they needed to be resized first. I've read somewhere on here that the size the pics when uploaded is the size they come out in your posts & you can only resize them before you upload them.
I used Adobe Photoshop which is on my desktop to resize mine. I'd tell you how to do it but I'm a complete novice with computers & you'd be better with someone who knows what they are doing at your end.

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