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scotlem
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how do you do that
I see pictures included in members posts with out clicking on a link to see them. I have pictures of my grandfathers and now my fathers 55 farmall cub with a henderson loader on my kodak digital camera and copied onto my computer, That I would like to post with help questions but don't know where to begin. I have viewed many postings but have not been successful in joining in. How do I get started. Scot[/img]
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scotlem
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Barnyard wrote:Scot it looks like you got started already. Welcome to the forum!
Read This Link To Post Pictures
yup, I got that far, now I just need to know where to go from here, I.E http://www.some-unknown-place.net/my-picture.gif give me some idea where to go to post the pictures like an actual address. I'm sorry for my ignorance I'm just new at this stuff. thanks for your response/help Scot
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Scot- Glad I could help. I just love to look at pics of members' tractors and look forward to seeing your's. When you post the pics let us know the history of it too. BTW, since the Cub has been in your family for so long, maybe you have some pics from years ago? I think we all would enjoy seeing some of them. My Dad's '49 belonged to my great aunt and uncle. I've been meaning to ask my Aunt Betty if she has any old pics.
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Scott - just let us know what we can do to help. I suggest placing a practice post in the Testing Forum and we can walk you through the steps there once you have your pictures uploaded to a host site.
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Scott:
If you check out the Cub Book of Knowledge you will find:
If you read the How To Do Neat Stuff in a Post.. that should pretty well solve your dilema. This is precisely why this was written.
Is it hard to find? Maybe I need to retitle it in some way? Let me know if this is of help..
If you check out the Cub Book of Knowledge you will find:
All About Posts and Forum Questions
- How To Do Neat Stuff in a Post!
- [url=http://www.phpbb.com/phpBB/faq.php?mode=bbcode[/url]How To More With The Forum Software - FAQ's[/url]
- How To Manipulate Pictures - A Tutorial by Yo's Dad
- How To Become a Member of Farmallcub.com
- 'Camo Cub's "How to" on Practical Photography'
If you read the How To Do Neat Stuff in a Post.. that should pretty well solve your dilema. This is precisely why this was written.
Is it hard to find? Maybe I need to retitle it in some way? Let me know if this is of help..
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scotlem
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trentm71 wrote:Scot- Glad I could help. I just love to look at pics of members' tractors and look forward to seeing your's. When you post the pics let us know the history of it too. BTW, since the Cub has been in your family for so long, maybe you have some pics from years ago? I think we all would enjoy seeing some of them. My Dad's '49 belonged to my great aunt and uncle. I've been meaning to ask my Aunt Betty if she has any old pics.
You know I was trying to find one with the plow hooked up to the henderson loader because I had vivid memories of my uncle using it next store but I couldn't locate not one picture. not even a chance photo of it in the back ground. SInce it was so late last night I didn't get a chance to attempt posting the pictures and the next 5 days are supposed to be above 60 and above so I've been trying to get some paint on a few parts before it is to late to do any more this year. I will get to it though. Scot
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