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Carl/Pa

11-06-2000 13:50:14




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Hope this works. Just some picts of my piece of iron in all her unrestored but working glory. Just got hold of a digital camera as if you can't tell (grin)




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Ed Gooding (VA)

11-06-2000 14:14:21




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 Re: 8N composite picts in reply to Carl/Pa, 11-06-2000 13:50:14  
Carl, you needed two more clicks. You can't show your thumbnail page from Photopoint. Choose one of the photos by clicking on it. When the pic starts showing on the page with all the advertising, click it one more time to get it to display on a page by itself. Capture the URL from that page and come back to YT and paste it to show this:
third party image

Your homework assignment is to show the other view on your own (Grin).

Hope this helps..... ..... .....Ed
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Carl/Pa

11-06-2000 14:29:10




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 Re: Re: 8N composite picts in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 11-06-2000 14:14:21  
Ed, what if I wanted to show more than one picture, is that possible



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Ed Gooding (VA)

11-06-2000 14:34:59




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 Re: Re: Re: 8N composite picts in reply to Carl/Pa, 11-06-2000 14:29:10  
>> what if I wanted to show more than one picture, is that possible <<

You can do it with multiple posts, or with a little HTML code embedded into your text message. But, if you do this you will officially become one of the geeks you previously mentioned. I'll be happy to tutor you on it. It is very easy. However, think twice before crossing over into the DARK SIDE of Geekdom.

LOL..... ..... Ed
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Claus

11-06-2000 15:05:13




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 8N composite picts in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 11-06-2000 14:34:59  
Ok Ed.

Enough of that HTML stuff already (grin)


Happy Motoring
Claus



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Carl/Pa---Sorry, Sorry, Sorry

11-06-2000 15:14:27




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 8N composite picts in reply to Claus, 11-06-2000 15:05:13  
Maybe we should call it computer mechanics



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Claus

11-06-2000 15:20:40




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 8N composite picts in reply to Carl/Pa---Sorry, Sorry, Sorry, 11-06-2000 15:14:27  
Don't be sorry. I was only having a little fun. That is what the "grin" is for on the end. Otherwise things get boring.... How many times can you answer the same question about starter cables.....
Happy Motoring
Claus



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Carl/Pa

11-06-2000 16:00:39




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 8N composite picts in reply to Claus, 11-06-2000 15:20:40  
Claus, Yes your right. You do very well with your temperment in answering those questions. I for one am glad you are out there. It really is amazing to me some of the eeeee electrical questions that are posted. I'm surprised there aren't more explosions. Keep up the good work. I'll put in some of my experiences when I feel comfortable with the answers

Carl



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Carl/Pa

11-06-2000 14:55:40




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 8N composite picts in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 11-06-2000 14:34:59  
Oh great Obi Wan, I will take the tutoring



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Ed Gooding (VA)

11-06-2000 15:49:06




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 8N composite picts in reply to Carl/Pa, 11-06-2000 14:55:40  
Ahhhhh, glosshoppa, you must first walk on the rice paper without making any noise..... ..LOL

Here's how you imbed multiple pictures in one message. You can insert this snippet of HTML code anywhere you want, even in the middle of a sentence. You can play with it, review it, and go back and change it before submitting to the forum to make sure it displays the way you want. Here is the HTML code:

<center><img src=""></center>

If you don't want to center your picture, all you have to key is

<img src="">

The "center" and "/center" turn centering on and then off so the following text is left justified.

Now the most important part. Between the double quotes above, you must enter the URL (web address) of your image file on Photopoint or wherever you have chosen to store it.

Using this HTML code, you may imbed as many pictures in one post as you want by simply using multiple occurrences of the HTML code. However, if you go too crazy with it, it will take forever to load, people will lose patience and surf elsewhere.

Luuuuu ke..... Luuuuuke....come to the dark side.....

LOL..... Hope this helps..... ..... .....Ed
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Carl/Pa

11-06-2000 14:28:58




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 Re: Re: 8N composite picts in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 11-06-2000 14:14:21  
Ed, what if I wanted to show more than one picture, is that possible



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Carl/Pa

11-06-2000 13:53:24




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 Re: 8N composite picts in reply to Carl/Pa, 11-06-2000 13:50:14  
Nothing, I'll try again



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