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Don Rudolph

12-22-2003 18:19:56




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I am ready to post a digital photo. Can anyone out there walk me through the procedure. Mike Schotte-I know you told me already but I forgot. Thanks, Don




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Dave Olson

12-23-2003 17:12:33




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 Re: Posting a photo in reply to Don Rudolph, 12-22-2003 18:19:56  
third party image

There are some free sites that you can use to store your pictures. I use Photoisland. >Link

After>Link you have downloaded your pictures to this site all you need to do is highlight the picture. Once high lighted go over to the left on the bottom Link for Auction. Click on it and it will give you a temporary link to your photo. Next click on the highlight button and then control C to copy the URL. Paste the URL in the box below your comments in the Optional Image URL box. Then complete your post as usual.

I will try posting a picture that I took on the 4th of July. The saying is "Knee high by the 4th of July". Grain farmers in my area had a great crop this year.

Oh, thats the company car in the photo :-)

Dave Olson - East-Central Illinois

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Don Rudolph

12-23-2003 20:27:33




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 Re: Re: Posting a photo in reply to Dave Olson, 12-23-2003 17:12:33  
Thanks for the info! I have a photo to upload for Christmas. EEEEYYYOOOOO OWWWW that is a nice ride.



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robert

12-22-2003 19:57:57




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 Re: Posting a photo in reply to Don Rudolph, 12-22-2003 18:19:56  
just figured it out. first post picture to one of galleries at left here.then retreive pic from that gallery.then right click on picture.left click on properties.that will get yet anothe box of guck on screen.on the ulr half way down you want to left click from start of that line to the end of that line of web gobbly gook.that is hold down left click while sweeping curser acrossto right side of photo ulr address that line will all go blue colour.now with cursor still on this blue'd line right click once now a small box should appear now left click on copy. Now go and fill out your posting form ,at the optional image url line left click in slot box then right click once then left click on the paste word. thats it.then click submit as usual to post .if all that is done right the picture will show up in the comment box along with you words if any there. then final post the thing. It sounds bad but really easy once done once.You can practice directing pictures this way by emailing to your own email address if unsure.A day ago I had no clue on this stuff,but its really easy

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case1950

12-22-2003 19:29:29




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 Re: Posting a photo in reply to Don Rudolph, 12-22-2003 18:19:56  
You beat me to it. I was about to ask the same question.



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