To post an image on the forum:
when adding a topic or response, see where it says 'Photo:' and follow directions below that.
The image must be on a site somewhere. If you have the image on a site somewhere, right click on it, click properties, then copy the "address'url'" text and paste where it says 'photo:' on our forum 'add topic' or 'add response' page.
If the image is not on a site, and you want it shown here, email the picture to myself or Rex and we will upload it to our 'forumpics' folder and you can add your topic or response, and, in the photo text box add the following:

/forumpics/complete name of file

such as
/forumpics/EaglFlyingSide.jpg

Wm. Gamradt
7/15/2005 11:18:33 AM

Images stored on "fototime.com" or any other photo-storing web site is a perfect example of images you can post on the forum. You simply need to know the complete address of the image to copy and paste the url "http://....".


Wm. Gamradt
7/15/2005 3:13:23 PM

ok here it goes i am going to try to post some photos of an parker that i am working on . ron

Ron Nott
7/15/2005 9:47:25 PM

ok that didnt work .. ron

Ron Nott
7/15/2005 9:48:17 PM

ok now that i know how it works here is another angle of that parker .. ron

Ron Nott
7/15/2005 9:55:09 PM

I am glad the photo posting worked for you, Ron. It is nice to see your work. Thanks for sharing it here.

Bill Gamradt
7/16/2005 1:36:52 AM

bill i am only glad that i now can post photos of my work and get comments from others on how it is . i will be willing to do a totural on pattern transfer if any body wants it see it i would post photos of how i do it .. ron

Ron Nott
7/16/2005 9:53:15 PM

I am sure many would want to see a tutorial on pattern transfer. All engravers welcome tips we may be able to use in our craft. If you would post a topic about pattern transfer our members and visitors to the site would certainly welcome the information.
Thanks

Bill Gamradt
7/17/2005 1:22:04 AM

ok bill i will start working on it . i do have all of the photos done all i have to do is lay it out . it should be in a few weeks .. ron

Ron Nott
7/17/2005 9:26:33 PM