SoCal Jet Boats
Misc. => Suggestions / Support => Topic started by: Brad @ SCJB on June 09, 2007, 02:23:18 PM
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Inline Image Attachment Options Examples
Inline Expandable Attachment
[attach=1]
Inline Full-Size Attachment
[attachimg=2]
Inline Thumb Attachment
[attachthumb=3]
Inline Text Link
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Inline Short Text Link
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and the 6th attachment below is what it looks like if you do no inline code.
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Thank's Brad, I want to post some pics of the boat I bought so I can get some feedback from you guys on what it is I have. 1974 Wriedt, maybe someone can tell me something about it , it doesn't look like any pictures of that make that I've seen so far..thank's.......gary
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I have been trying to post pic on my file but keep getting an error that my pic is to big.. How can I resize my pic so I can post them :banghead: :mad:
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you can use MSpaint to resize the image.
open up the picture in MSpaint then press ctrl+w and size it the percentage down you want (ex 50%)
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you can use MSpaint to resize the image.
open up the picture in MSpaint then press ctrl+w and size it the percentage down you want (ex 50%)
thats what i have to do to all my pics off my digital camera, i usuaully havt to " stretch/skew" mine to about 25% to get a viewable size. my computer won't upload them if it's too big
1smknjoe, try what brad said i bet it'll work.
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I think that tom said it once, but it would be better said here...photobucket is a free image hosting website that is so easy to use that a caveman could do it...just upload your pics over there and then there is some caddywhompus links below each picture...one of the caddywhompus/hyperlinks is for forums...when you click on that caddywhompus it automatically copies...then you come over to scjb and on your post click paste...I used to do the ms paint deal and I will not ever do it again
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i will try it and ill see what happens THANKS.