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post messages with pictures /photos aswell???

up to now can only post pics in the photo gallery.
im not planning on bombaring the site with them just want to show you guys /girls my new storm mods ,without putting them in the photo gallery.

cheers in advance
pat.

Set up an account on http://www.photobucket.com its free upload the pics to there. Then copy and paste the tags onto your post and it should appear.

hi patty,

You have to upload them to a free hosting company such as photobucket.com

once your picture is uploaded copy its url...something like

http://www.photobucket.com/myname/mypicturesname.jpg

then you will notice at the top of the screen when your writing a post is a number of buttons, one of which is called IMG.

Click this button and it will insert a tag. now copy the address of your picture. You need to click the button again so that there is another IMG tag at the end of the address.

Hey presto your picture should appear.

For a more detailed, step by step set of instructions see the link below:

http://marist89.blogspot.com/2007/11/po ... forum.html

cheers u 2 i will try that later.


many thanks
pat.

lets see if this works???


pat

seems to have worked ,thanks guys,
can you make the pics that come over a little smaller???


cheers
pat.

p.s hope you like my new pfm front disc set up.xmas pressie from the missus.

now THATS pretty i have to say! bet you can stop on a 2p now!


(best thing to do is to resize them using photoshop or similar application)

cheers squiffy,

as for stopping power ,they seem really good, to cold to really get them upto working temp today ,but the miles i did felt good.
the discs and calipers are really really light in weight to.

i also put a sp2 front master cylinder on
(which im told is better than a storm one???)bloody hope so as that cost another £50 with a new lever!!

save up now and get the front suspension done next yr some time
and all should be well.

oh and that last post was my 100th......


yipppeeeee.


pat.

Just resize your pics before you upload them to photobucket using a graphics editor (Microsoft Picture Editor is handy and is on most PCs with XP I think)

Stratman wrote:Just resize your pics before you upload them to photobucket using a graphics editor (Microsoft Picture Editor is handy and is on most PCs with XP I think)

Or load them on to Flicr, you then get a choice of sizes to download.