Picture test

Carb Guy

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Toms' directions were posted on 12-24-10 Thanks tom and to all that posted.

You're welcome, and to help others, here is what I had posted:

I have my pictures in "PHOTOBUCKET"

I set the cursor under the picture(s) I want to post. Click on the box that appears so a check mark will be in the box. Then drop down to the bottom of the page and click on "CHOOSE ACTION" and a drop down menu will appear. Click on the 4th line down "GENERATE CODES FOR SELECTED". After the codes appear click on the 4th box down. This will be the "full size" under the heading "IMG for bulletin boards & forums". As soon as you put the cursor in the 4th box down and click, the codes will be copied. Now go to FORDBARN and do a "PASTE" inside the message box.

By using this method the picture appears without having to click on it to make it larger.

This also works for posting pictures on the AHOOGA site, EXCEPT you click and copy the 2nd box down, NOT the 4th box down as for Fordbarn.
 
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Good info Tom, if you want multiple pics in one post as a continuous filmstrip..

The only downside to that way is , there is no gap in between pics, if you want to write info on each one.

For just one pic, just hover over pic for a second and you will see the IMG code at bottom right, just click once on that.

Saves a few clicks if you only want the one pic.
 
Good info Tom, if you want multiple pics in one post as a continuous filmstrip..

The only downside to that way is , there is no gap in between pics, if you want to write info on each one.

For just one pic, just hover over pic for a second and you will see the IMG code at bottom right, just click once on that.

Saves a few clicks if you only want the one pic.

You can put the cursor between the codes, then hit "ENTER" on the key pad to put a space between the pictures, or you can also type a message between the pictures the same way. Sometimes I do that, but most of the time I just type my complete message below all the pictures.
 
We learn something new everyday .

What did we do before the net and collective input?
 
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