Quick question, sorry if it's a repeat.
03-12-04 | 01:29 PM
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Quick question, sorry if it's a repeat.
How do I post pictures in a thread? How 'bout a small video (mpg, avi, etc.)? I'm guessing I need some sort of host. What's the best/easiest to use? Thanks.
03-12-04 | 01:34 PM
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03-12-04 | 01:43 PM
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Originally posted by Buford T Pusser
If it's a photo already online you just add the following before the URL: [img] and this at the end of the url [/img]
If it's a photo already online you just add the following before the URL: [img] and this at the end of the url [/img]
<i> Edit:</i> ooooohhh... cool. now i can start posting images. But where is a good place to host them?
03-12-04 | 01:44 PM
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It's not online yet. I got a video as an attachment in an email that I want to post here. A pic as well. I guess I need to find a free host. Any suggestions?
Thanks for the link Arden, very helpful. BTW, how do you give your link a differnt title, instead of having the whole link listed out. Like this Click here for VB code instructions instead of like this http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/misc.php?s=&action=bbcode ? Thanks.
Thanks for the link Arden, very helpful. BTW, how do you give your link a differnt title, instead of having the whole link listed out. Like this Click here for VB code instructions instead of like this http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/misc.php?s=&action=bbcode ? Thanks.
03-12-04 | 01:51 PM
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for the purposes of this example replace {} with []
the syntax for a true hyperlink is like this:
{url=http://www.dvdtalk.com}Dvd talk website{/url}
replace the brackets and you get this
DVD talk website
the syntax for a true hyperlink is like this:
{url=http://www.dvdtalk.com}Dvd talk website{/url}
replace the brackets and you get this
DVD talk website
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03-12-04 | 03:12 PM
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Bush.
I did some research. I didn't like the free web hosts, but I did learn that Comcast offers free online file storage for subscribers, so I'm going to go that route. I know my thread got moved, but thanks for all the help.
I did some research. I didn't like the free web hosts, but I did learn that Comcast offers free online file storage for subscribers, so I'm going to go that route. I know my thread got moved, but thanks for all the help.
03-14-04 | 01:09 AM
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From: Capitol of the Empire! Center of all Commerce and Culture! Crossroads of Civilization! NEW ROME!!!...aka New York City
How does he have 13 posts and already shed the "cool new" moniker? Is 10 the limit?
03-14-04 | 07:54 PM
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How does he have 13 posts and already shed the "cool new" moniker? Is 10 the limit?
How does he have 13 posts and already shed the "cool new" moniker? Is 10 the limit?
User titles are here, among other places. aerobson has not hit post number 20 yet... so n00bie, get out there and post, post, post!
