Test of ImageShack Hosting Service
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Test of ImageShack Hosting Service
I'm just testing out a new feature that I've added to the board. This option allows us to upload images to ImageShack, (to our own individual, secure, file, and they automatically provide a link that we can put in our posts, which will allow the images to appear in our posts. In order to conserve bandwidth, (both for their site, and ours), please use the thumbnail option, whenever it is available, (it will be automatically created when you upload an image). Anyone reading your post can click on the thumbnail image, if they wish to see the full size image.
This is a free, unlimited, service. It can also be used for uploading avatars, which you can then place in your profile, but if you use it for avatars, please create avatar-size images, so as to keep the bandwith within reasonable limits, and loading times reasonable, for those of us on slow dialup connections. IOW, definitely use the thumbnail option--this will automatically produce an image that can be used as an avatar.
This is not meant to replace Sally's album, but merely to allow a way for us to easily place images within posts. Sally's album provides a permanent album, which is always available, by clicking on the link at the top of the page. Images posted in threads, will soon drop out of sight, as new topics are added.
Registration is not required, but unless you register, you cannot delete images, nor is there any easy way to keep track of them. Images uploaded before registration, cannot be deleted, even with subsequent registration.
The feature is located right below your message composing window. When you click on "Browse", you will be browsing your own computer files, to find the image you want to upload, and when you click on "host it", the file will be uploaded. You can read the rules and instructions for use, (and register, if you want), by clicking on the ImageShack link, above the browse window.
Once I uploaded the image, I selected the first thumbnail option (1), (which is located above the image on my ImageShack My Images page). and then I pasted the URL here, in my message window:
Looks like it worked.
Tex
P S The information in the black band below the image shows the dimensions of the full size image in pixels, and the filesize in kb. This is is valuable information, if you are on a dialup connection, as I am. Note that this thumbnail image is only 6.45 kb, which loads very rapidly. You can add multiple images, if you wish, but that makes thumbnails even more important.
This is a free, unlimited, service. It can also be used for uploading avatars, which you can then place in your profile, but if you use it for avatars, please create avatar-size images, so as to keep the bandwith within reasonable limits, and loading times reasonable, for those of us on slow dialup connections. IOW, definitely use the thumbnail option--this will automatically produce an image that can be used as an avatar.
This is not meant to replace Sally's album, but merely to allow a way for us to easily place images within posts. Sally's album provides a permanent album, which is always available, by clicking on the link at the top of the page. Images posted in threads, will soon drop out of sight, as new topics are added.
Registration is not required, but unless you register, you cannot delete images, nor is there any easy way to keep track of them. Images uploaded before registration, cannot be deleted, even with subsequent registration.
The feature is located right below your message composing window. When you click on "Browse", you will be browsing your own computer files, to find the image you want to upload, and when you click on "host it", the file will be uploaded. You can read the rules and instructions for use, (and register, if you want), by clicking on the ImageShack link, above the browse window.
Once I uploaded the image, I selected the first thumbnail option (1), (which is located above the image on my ImageShack My Images page). and then I pasted the URL here, in my message window:
Looks like it worked.
Tex
P S The information in the black band below the image shows the dimensions of the full size image in pixels, and the filesize in kb. This is is valuable information, if you are on a dialup connection, as I am. Note that this thumbnail image is only 6.45 kb, which loads very rapidly. You can add multiple images, if you wish, but that makes thumbnails even more important.
It is suspected that some of the hardest material known to science can be found in the skulls of GI specialists who insist that diet has nothing to do with the treatment of microscopic colitis.
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This is a neat thing.
Luce, in a nutshell, we can easily post pictures in our posts. You have to follow the instructions though which look complicated, but are not. If you have a digital camera and the software on your computer it should be a snap.
I like your turkey too Wayne.
Love,
Joanna
Luce, in a nutshell, we can easily post pictures in our posts. You have to follow the instructions though which look complicated, but are not. If you have a digital camera and the software on your computer it should be a snap.
I like your turkey too Wayne.
Love,
Joanna
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Cute turkey tex
That is a great idea Tex. Tried it out. Could not make it work. Have another go this afternoon
Love
Liz
Love
Liz
No computer, no digital camera. This is just a webtv, but we do have pony express if you'd care for a picture.
I was just making a little fun of myself.
One day I plan on getting a real 'puter, but that will be when I have a lot more time than I do now. With this thing, I don't have to worry about software -- the company just takes care of all that for ya. I could attach a printer, and I think this new model allows a scanner. I may get a printer one of these days, but probably not a scanner til I've bought a computer. More than you wanted to know, I'm sure, but...
Now you have really made me curious about how this all works.
Yours, Luce
I was just making a little fun of myself.
One day I plan on getting a real 'puter, but that will be when I have a lot more time than I do now. With this thing, I don't have to worry about software -- the company just takes care of all that for ya. I could attach a printer, and I think this new model allows a scanner. I may get a printer one of these days, but probably not a scanner til I've bought a computer. More than you wanted to know, I'm sure, but...
Now you have really made me curious about how this all works.
Yours, Luce
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May I be more compassionate and loving than yeterday*and be able to spot the idiots in advance
Just guessing--it looks like you might have selected the code for a website. You need to select the code for forums. But select the Thumbnail code for Forums.
Love,
Wayne
Love,
Wayne
It is suspected that some of the hardest material known to science can be found in the skulls of GI specialists who insist that diet has nothing to do with the treatment of microscopic colitis.