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got a pic to post?
There is a free site where you can lodge a picture file (jpeg, gif, etc.)
and then in your post refer to that picture by a conveniently short URL. There is no sign-in, no registration, etc., the pic is available to all and sundry. This method is a lot more efficient than posting a binary to any newsgroup. Give it a try. The picture can be any size, it doesn't have to be tiny---it's the URL that is tiny, not the picture. http://tinypic.com The picture doesn't expire, it will stay there forever, sort of. Having said that, I haven't managed to get it to work. Would someone else like to try? -- John Savage (my news address is not valid for email) |
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G'day John
I just tried after I read your post and while it was very slow to load the photo it worked for me. Have a look here, must admit I could have chosen a better shot of the spider but it was mainly for testing purposes. http://tinypic.com/4j6b1s Bronwyn ;-) John Savage wrote: There is a free site where you can lodge a picture file (jpeg, gif, etc.) and then in your post refer to that picture by a conveniently short URL. There is no sign-in, no registration, etc., the pic is available to all and sundry. This method is a lot more efficient than posting a binary to any newsgroup. Give it a try. The picture can be any size, it doesn't have to be tiny---it's the URL that is tiny, not the picture. http://tinypic.com The picture doesn't expire, it will stay there forever, sort of. Having said that, I haven't managed to get it to work. Would someone else like to try? |
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On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 20:19:37 GMT, John Savage
wrote: There is a free site where you can lodge a picture file (jpeg, gif, etc.) and then in your post refer to that picture by a conveniently short URL. There is no sign-in, no registration, etc., the pic is available to all and sundry. This method is a lot more efficient than posting a binary to any newsgroup. Give it a try. The picture can be any size, it doesn't have to be tiny---it's the URL that is tiny, not the picture. http://tinypic.com The picture doesn't expire, it will stay there forever, sort of. Having said that, I haven't managed to get it to work. Would someone else like to try? I tried John and It worked, however, some of those photos are decidedly questionable! Ruth. |
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Ruth writes:
I tried John and It worked, however, some of those photos are decidedly questionable! You posted a pic there? If it works then it should be useful for this group, but I am not responsible for what gets posted. No photos display when I go there, so I can only conclude you must have gone looking for them! ;-) -- John Savage (my news address is not valid for email) |
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