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Cool forum..... Here are some pix of my Challenger R/T freshly #7nd & NXT'd
Ritchie
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Cool forum..... Here are some pix of my Challenger R/T freshly #7nd & NXT'd
Ritchie -
Wow!
Your car looks great!
Welcome to Meguiar's Online!
Give me a second and I'll share with you how to make your photos show up like I just did....
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Here's the other one...
What you did in your original post was copy and paste the URL Address of the *Page* the photo is on in your gallery.
What you want to do is after clicking on your thumbnail of your image and pulling the full size image up, you want to Right Click on the Image, this will pull of an options box, then look for the URL Address of the image in the image properties box that appears and highlight, copy and paste this address into the IMG tags.
Does that make sense?
MikeComment
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"........ does that make sense?" Let's See :-)
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Could it be a MAC thing? I don't have a right click.
RitchieComment
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Like this,
Click on the thumbnail image of your photo in your gallery to bring up the full size image, then...
>Right Click< on the image to bring up the Properties Box
Then highlight and copy and paste the URL Address of the Image, not the page the image is on.
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Yes... it's completely a MAC thing, that was my next question...Originally posted by RitchieF
Could it be a MAC thing? I don't have a right click.
Ritchie
click to the below link and there is a tutorial that shows how to work with images using a MAC computer.
Step-by-Step Picture-Posting HOW TO
Mac OS X users can use the instructions posted here by quinton. However, in post #4, an alternate step will have to be followed.
(Windows OS users may use this approach as well if you find it easier.)
With Mac OS X, when you control-click (or right click with a two-button mouse) on the image, "Properties" is not an option in the contextual menu.
The following steps provided here will allow you to find and copy the URL address where your photo is stored on the server.
1. When you control-click (or right-click) on the photo, select "Open Image in New Window" (or you can select "Open Image in New Tab" if you are using Safari) in the contextual menu as shown in the image below.
2. To copy the photo URL, go to the new window (or tab) and place your cursor in the URL address field. Select all text (Command +A) and then control click (or right-click) and select "Copy" as shown in the image below.
3. Continue with the instructions provided by quinton at the third image of the 4th post to complete the process!
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Well If this works. I now know how to do it in Firefox as well!
Ritchie
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Success!Originally posted by RitchieF
Well If this works. I now know how to do it in Firefox as well!
Ritchie
Nice T-bird!
Firefox is really cool, I love the tab feature especially if you're the type of person that has multiple windows open ant one time. I can't wait until they add-on a spell checker, until then this tool is just too handy for posting to forums like this using Internet Explorer.
IE Spell Checker
MikeComment
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Beautiful! My all time FAVORITE muscle car. Have you ever seen the movie "Vanishing Point"? Nice saguaro also...reminds me of home, Tucson.Black......the ONLY color!Comment
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Have you ever seen the movie "Vanishing Point"?
You mean today :-)
Ritchie
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by RitchieF
[B]You mean today :-)
Ritchie
HA! I can relate......Black......the ONLY color!Comment
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Got to love mopar muscle.
Awesome car man
That Thunderbird is nice too!
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Nice looking stable of American iron you have. Is the color of the Mopar Plum Crazy?
EricTalk it over folks. Communication is the key.
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Thanks. And yes.Originally posted by Teak
Nice looking stable of American iron you have. Is the color of the Mopar Plum Crazy?
Eric
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