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Dave

02-12-2004 11:25:30




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Mike,

I know how redundant this is for you, but you are the man about the forum.

How do you post multiple pics and insert the hot links to web pages. I went in search on the past post and found how to put a single pic in the message(see manifold damage), but am having trouble inserting hot links. When you highlight the url address do you put paste it in the ooptional link and the link title?

thanks Mike, and all the heads of Case I have come to rely on for info, you have my thanks

Dave in the north

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Brandon

02-12-2004 21:49:15




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 Re: Mike Shotte in reply to Dave , 02-12-2004 11:25:30  
To make a hot link at the bottom of your message, you are correct: you copy the entire URL address, and paste it into the "Optional Link URL". In the part named "Link Title", you would describe the link, such as Website about Case tractors, those are the words a person would click to go to that website.

If this is enough for you, you might want to stop reading now, or you'll get confused!

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To do multiple links and or multiple images, you'll have to do it the "hard" way. For photos, you would have to type in code like this:

You would type that line in where you normally enter your message here on the board. But where it says picture address, insert the address of the photo (keep the quotation marks there). You can do this multiple times to show many photos. Like this:


To make multiple hotlinks, you would have to use this code:

Where it says websiteaddress, type in the URL of the website you want to link to (keep the quotation marks!). In Description, describe what you are linking to. Those are the words a person would click to go to that website. Again, you can do this many times to link to more than one website. I used that code below my name to link to the websites I work on.

Sorry if this made no sense to you! I'm sure someone can make it easier to understand than I can!

Brandon
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Dave

02-13-2004 06:18:25




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 Re: Re: Mike Shotte in reply to Brandon, 02-12-2004 21:49:15  
Thanks Brandon,

But when you say quotes do you mean () or the <>
I copied it all to a word file to read and try to understand.

Thanks again.

Dave



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Brandon

02-13-2004 09:26:34




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 Re: Re: Re: Mike Shotte in reply to Dave, 02-13-2004 06:18:25  
You have to have the brackets < > and the quotation marks " " If you leave any of them out, it won't work. Spaces are important too. There needs to be a space between A and HREF and a space between IMG and SRC

This stuff is VERY confusing at first, but after some practice, it isn't bad at all.

Good luck!
Brandon



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Dr Cy Kosis

02-12-2004 19:41:56




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 Re: Mike Shotte in reply to Dave , 02-12-2004 11:25:30  
Mikes away from the net at the Glen Rose tractor show for a few days.

I'll tell him when I see him tomorrow that you posted and I'm sure he'll get back to you in a couple of days.

PS....its a Case feature show so Y'all Come!



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Campbell

02-12-2004 15:19:01




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 Re: Mike Shotte in reply to Dave , 02-12-2004 11:25:30  
If I can pile on here- both with thanks and an additional question- I got a picture to post but it came out very small. What resolution do you use for the Jpeg to keep the image large?



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Dave

02-12-2004 18:17:52




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 Re: Re: Mike Shotte in reply to Campbell, 02-12-2004 15:19:01  
Campbell,

I use 400x500 it is not exactly clear but it sure uploads quickly(52k modem)

Dave



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