Trying to figure out photo posting for the converted chopper!
- Thread starter Jim Sampson
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Framar
WOW Framer
All I see is that infamous page that sez "This page cannot be displayed" - try again???
Emibub
PFG, Picture Framing God
Jim, I think I brought your picture up on your Morso thread....with possible explanation.
Jim Sampson
True Grumbler
Emibub
PFG, Picture Framing God
It works now Jim, it links you to the picture. If you want to show the picture in the thread just use the "image" field instead of the URL one.
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Gumbogirl
Guest
Okay, so now how did you convert that monster? Didn't you say something about it being welded in conversion the first time?
Jim Sampson
True Grumbler
//http://groups.msn.com/SamandJoey/shoebox.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=1
Jim Sampson
True Grumbler
Jim, instead of using the URL of the page that contains the photo, right-click on the image itself (on that page.) From the window that pops up, choose "Properties." In the next window that pops up, highlight the entire URL adddress and either use ctrl-c or right-click/copy to copy the address to your clipboard. This will be the IMAGE url, which is what you want.
Then use the IMAGE instant UBB CODE from the full reply form here and paste that image URL from the clipboard (using ctrl-V or right-click/paste) and you're good-to-go.
The Cheeseheads have to stick together here, you know, or the North Carolinans will take over. Nobody wants that.
If you want to see what the code looks like, click on the quotation marks above this post. Those MSN Communities URLs look like Wisconsin drivers' license numbers.
Then use the IMAGE instant UBB CODE from the full reply form here and paste that image URL from the clipboard (using ctrl-V or right-click/paste) and you're good-to-go.
The Cheeseheads have to stick together here, you know, or the North Carolinans will take over. Nobody wants that.
If you want to see what the code looks like, click on the quotation marks above this post. Those MSN Communities URLs look like Wisconsin drivers' license numbers.
By the way, I have NO IDEA what you did to that poor chopper.
Jim Sampson
True Grumbler
YEAAAAAAAAAA!!
Thank you to Ron Eggers and EMIBUB for helping a computer dunce figure out photo posting !
Also, thank you to Alex, a Grumbler, who has one of these machines and helped me restore it. Thank you to Jill @ Tech mark, who was a big help, and, BTW, is a big fan of TG!
Bob Doyle
SPFG, Supreme Picture Framing God
Check this post Ron, shows a better example of the problem.
http://www.thegrumble.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=008661;p=1#000010
]Earlier post[/URL]
Here are the images as Baer posted them.
http://www.thegrumble.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=008661;p=1#000010
]Earlier post[/URL]
Here are the images as Baer posted them.
AH HA!!!
Now why in the world???
Somebody needs to shorten that head advancement handle before they get hurt bad. Makes sense on the wall, but at that level...
Now why in the world???
Somebody needs to shorten that head advancement handle before they get hurt bad. Makes sense on the wall, but at that level...
Bob Doyle
SPFG, Supreme Picture Framing God
I'd also be worried about the chopper head slamming into your stomache if your foot slipped! And... how do you get the cut piece out? Seems like a solution without a real problem.