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Family Traditio

10-19-2004 17:39:13




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can someone tell me how to add a pic to the posts?




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Tyler

10-20-2004 18:26:32




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 Re: adding pictures to posts? in reply to Family Tradition, 10-19-2004 17:39:13  
Hey I was wondering if you drive a big truck for a living? Several months ago I was running out of Eaton Ohio and I passed a Peterbilt or Kenworth (LARGE CAR). Was that any relation to you? I wasnt in my truck so I wasnt able to speak on the CB. Just wondering.



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Family Tradition

10-21-2004 08:43:16




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 Re: adding pictures to posts? in reply to Tyler, 10-20-2004 18:26:32  
no, I work in an ethanol distillery



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Bobcat

10-20-2004 09:25:01




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 Re: adding pictures to posts? in reply to Family Tradition, 10-19-2004 17:39:13  
Hello, I've got a minute so I will walk you through this. To upload a picture you will need a picture hosting websight. Here is a link to the one I use.
http://216.167.44.209/ProgramFiles/talers/imageUpload.cfm Make this avaluable on your favorite websight lists. Click on it and use the browse button on it to find the photo on your computer. Upload your picture to that websight. Now it will be avaluable on the web to be looked at on the internet. Record the web address that is gives you after upload is complete. Now when you want to post your picture on Y-T you will add that web address to the URL image box at the bottom of the page when you add you post. To help me from typing errors I will open up 2 seperate Internet windows and down size them and put on my screen side by side. I will bring up my Talers image upload in one and load my picture to it. On the other one I will have the window up and ready to load my picture to it. I will "copy" The tailers address and then "paste" it directly to the URL image box on the other. Hope this helps you and good luck! Bobcat

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Family Tradition

10-20-2004 14:50:16




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 Re: adding pictures to posts? in reply to Bobcat, 10-20-2004 09:25:01  
I think I'll just post them in the photo section on this website..... .. thanks for the help though



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