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#210862 06/29/2006 3:16 AM
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The tan 62 is finally done - registered, inspected,insured and on the road! I'd like to post some pictures, but I'm at a loss as to where to start. It's taken 3+ years and looks it. Can I get some suggestions about posting pics? Thanks.

#210863 06/30/2006 8:10 PM
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You need to have a digital image. Then you need to have it on the web somewhere. You can get free webspace from www.webshots.com and a tonf of other places. Then you can make a "URL" link in a post on this site. All you have to do is copy the web address of the photo into the URL link tool and you are good to go. When you go to "Post A New Topic" right under the text window is a bunch of gray tabs. Click the URL one and it will ask for the "http://" paste the web address of the picture here. Then it will ask what you want to name the link. It will insert a big line of code into your post, this is the picture info. When you submit the post it will show up with a little blue link to your picture. You can do this multiple times in one post. Hope that helps, can't wait to see that truck.

Kyle


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