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Chippy

posted on 17/3/12 at 12:38 PM Reply With Quote
Posting multi pictures

Hi, tried searching but with no joy. How does one post multi pictures with out having to do Edits, just can't find any reference to "How to". Thanks Ray





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big_wasa

posted on 17/3/12 at 01:02 PM Reply With Quote
A case of hosting the picture, either your archive or photobucket ect and putting the lincs into your post.

In your archive you have some mani pics.

It has a forum code and a linc just stick them into a post.

eg [pg] 13545 [/pg] with out the spaces.

Collector and bends
Collector and bends

NS manifold
NS manifold

OS Manifold
OS Manifold


[Edited on 17/3/12 by big_wasa]

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blakep82

posted on 17/3/12 at 03:42 PM Reply With Quote
same as the way you post one picture, but do it lots of time in one go. very straight forward really.
easier if you have two tabs open on your browser, one with the photos and one with the post

click quote on a post with lots of pics (like the one above) and you'll see how its laid out

[Edited on 17/3/12 by blakep82]





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Chippy

posted on 17/3/12 at 03:58 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks guy's, never realised it was that easy. Regards Ray





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