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  • Texdoc
    Thanks. Appreciate you taking the time to get me on the right path.. [:)]

    "If you carry a gun, people will call you paranoid. That's ridiculous. If I have a gun, what do I have to be paranoid about?"
    Clint Smith
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  • rmeyer
    29953905sm.jpg



    Cool always wondered how to do that. Pretty simple.
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  • Texdoc
    hmmmmmm..............something lost in the translation there geez [:)]

    "If you carry a gun, people will call you paranoid. That's ridiculous. If I have a gun, what do I have to be paranoid about?"
    Clint Smith
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  • Mr Gee
    Hmmm i see that looks like the other two got closer then me but know banana either....lolhttp://community.webshots.com/user/mrgeez
    http://community.webshots.com/user/mrgeezhttp://community.webshots.com/photo/61711176/81798480oDGiQT


    http://community.webshots.com/photo/61711176/81798480oDGiQT
    http://community.webshots.com/user/mrgeez

    http://community.webshots.com/photo/61711176/81798480oDGiQT
    ----Oh well just another failure

    Hmmm i don't see it oh well just another failure

    confused....but learning
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  • Mr Gee
    well i guess thats just another failure so whats the secret?[V]

    confused....but learning
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  • Texdoc
    here's what Saxon said above....
    Click on the disc symbol above message box and brackets will apeear like this: Just paste address between the inner brackets leaving no spaces. Pic will open automatically.

    I think it's the insert picture symbol... you may be inserting hyperlink...


    "If you carry a gun, people will call you paranoid. That's ridiculous. If I have a gun, what do I have to be paranoid about?"
    Clint Smith
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  • 22 benchrest
    Where are you inserting your pictures to?
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  • Basil_O
    You should check you internet service provider's web site to see if server space is included with your account. Both of the last two ISP's I've had gave 10MB of space with a basic account, which is more than enough for a few pictures. You need to find out what your personal URL is for thier server (that's what you put in the address bar) It will look something like:

    http://www.your_provider.com/~your_username
    or
    http://webpages.your_provider.com/your_username

    you will need an FTP program (file transfer protocol) to copy the pictures to the server. I recomend WS_FTP. It's free for personal use.

    Your ISP's site should have instructions on how to do this. When this is set up. Copy the files to the server.

    To post the picture paste the URL of the picture on the page

    http://www.your_provider.com/~your_username/your_picture.jpg

    other folk's browser will get the picture and display it from the URL (address) This is way easier than it sounds.

    Good Luck
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  • Mr Gee
    TEX>>>> got an X ... your rite the PIc insert but no banana yet

    quote:Originally posted by Texdoc
    here's what Saxon said above....
    Click on the disc symbol above message box and brackets will apeear like this: Just paste address between the inner brackets leaving no spaces. Pic will open automatically.

    I think it's the insert picture symbol... you may be inserting hyperlink...


    "If you carry a gun, people will call you paranoid. That's ridiculous. If I have a gun, what do I have to be paranoid about?"
    Clint Smith



    confused....but learning
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  • Mr Gee
    Basil copied your message gonna study it lol [:)]


    quote:Originally posted by Basil_O
    You should check you internet service provider's web site to see if server space is included with your account. Both of the last two ISP's I've had gave 10MB of space with a basic account, which is more than enough for a few pictures. You need to find out what your personal URL is for thier server (that's what you put in the address bar) It will look something like:

    http://www.your_provider.com/~your_username
    or
    http://webpages.your_provider.com/your_username

    you will need an FTP program (file transfer protocol) to copy the pictures to the server. I recomend WS_FTP. It's free for personal use.

    Your ISP's site should have instructions on how to do this. When this is set up. Copy the files to the server.

    To post the picture paste the URL of the picture on the page

    http://www.your_provider.com/~your_username/your_picture.jpg

    other folk's browser will get the picture and display it from the URL (address) This is way easier than it sounds.

    Good Luck






    confused....but learning
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