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Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: wesj53 on November 26, 2006, 11:13:10 pm

Title: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: wesj53 on November 26, 2006, 11:13:10 pm
I know this has been posted before, but could someone pls explain once again how to post pictures? I have promised pics of my Tundra to those who expressed some interest in my modest setup, but my time is becoming quite limited and I have not been able to figure out how to do it. Pls give me step by step directions so that I can get this done. Thanks.
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: tileman on November 27, 2006, 12:43:56 am
Wes this is what I do.

-Log onto photobucket.com
-click the browse icon in the choose an image or video box
-your pics from your computer should appear in a seperate window
-double click on the image you want to post
-it should then appear in the box next to the browse icon
-click on upload icon
-after uploading is completed the pic will appear in your new album
-click on the little box below the pic
-then click the gen. HTML and IMG codes icon
-right click the info in the IMG images for message boards
-click select all
-right click highlighted info again
-click copy
-then go to this forum and start a new topic
-right click in the message box and click paste

That's it. If you have any trouble let me know and I'll try to help.

CHAD
(http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r165/tileman_photos/IMG_0011-1.jpg)
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: drewstar on November 27, 2006, 09:25:16 am
Follow Tile's advice and upload the pic to photobucket.

Once the pic's in photo bucket, you'll notice  under the  picture, 3 strings of text/URL gobley gook. copy the complete line that starts with :   [ I M G

Paste that string into your response here.  

done.

/sorry T-man. Your advice on the gen was too much for me. I needed to dumb it down, for the slower folks  (like me).  ;)
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: wesj53 on November 27, 2006, 10:01:31 am
Thanks a lot guys. You seem to have really laid the process out step by step. Now let's see if I can follow the simple directions and finally get my pics posted within the next day or two.
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: galen on November 27, 2006, 12:11:16 pm
This is the way Drewster taught me. Go to Imageshack   http://imageshack.us/  Click on the box next to file, Then click browse and find the image you want to upload, once you find the image and click it, the file name will appear in the box. Then click the box for resize image? Pick what size you want. Usually email and websites. That size is good so it won't be huge here on the forum and will fit the page. Then click "Host it" box. Once the picture is hosted or uploaded, go to the last string, it will say direct link to image. Which will be something like http://img489.imageshack.us/img489/2519/galenzy4.jpg . Highlight the string, right click your mouse, select copy. Come to your post, click on the little box above the smilely faces, third from the left on top row. Its a picture frame. You'll get brackets,  Click between the brackets and paste the direct link to image string the click post.  Then a picture will appear with the post.  (http:// http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/5344/maxxushottub310600007we1.jpg)
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: drewstar on November 27, 2006, 12:14:26 pm
Galen,

I've beenhaving toruble with image shack for a few months now.  I think it's because I updated my browser or need to update it...I dunno.

I actually prefer Photobucket (free, just like image shack).  After uploading the pic to photobucket, they give you 3 pre formated url strings, you just pick/cut the string that is appropriate for what you are doing. (in our case here, it's with  IMG brackets.
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: galen on November 27, 2006, 12:30:09 pm
I just stick with what you taught me. Its easy and have not had any trouble with the process. But I can see that the other site might be easier.
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: Tman122 on November 27, 2006, 12:34:28 pm
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/sorry T-man. Your advice on the gen was too much for me. I needed to dumb it down, for the slower folks  (like me).  ;)

Ummmmm, I think maybe your gona have to dumb something down for me. I got no idea what your talking about????? :-/
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: drewstar on November 27, 2006, 12:39:27 pm
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/sorry T-man. Your advice on the gen was too much for me. I needed to dumb it down, for the slower folks  (like me).  ;)

Ummmmm, I think maybe your gona have to dumb something down for me. I got no idea what your talking about????? :-/


I followed your instructions, but lost you after your line that read:

-after uploading is completed the pic will appear in your new album

After that....there were too many words for me.  I had to re-read it several times (hey, I was only on my first cup of coffee).  ;).   I like P-bucket, as once it's in your album they have the URL lines formated already for you.  There's no need to use the image icon that is here, in this forum. It's a straight cut n paste.  

Keep those instructions handy. Like clockwork, every 3 months or so, someone calls out for them.  :)

Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: tileman on November 27, 2006, 03:35:31 pm
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Thanks a lot guys. You seem to have really laid the process out step by step. Now let's see if I can follow the simple directions and finally get my pics posted within the next day or two.

Have you tried it yet?
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: Tman122 on November 27, 2006, 05:47:19 pm
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/sorry T-man. Your advice on the gen was too much for me. I needed to dumb it down, for the slower folks  (like me).  ;)

Ummmmm, I think maybe your gona have to dumb something down for me. I got no idea what your talking about????? :-/


I followed your instructions, but lost you after your line that read:

-after uploading is completed the pic will appear in your new album

After that....there were too many words for me.  I had to re-read it several times (hey, I was only on my first cup of coffee).  ;).   I like P-bucket, as once it's in your album they have the URL lines formated already for you.  There's no need to use the image icon that is here, in this forum. It's a straight cut n paste.  

Keep those instructions handy. Like clockwork, every 3 months or so, someone calls out for them.  :)


Ohhhh I guess you were taking to TILE man not Tman!!!! I am tman short for tool man because I buy tools for a living with someone elses money!!!! Gravy.

Yea photo bucket is the way to go. To sum this up you need a web based album that this web board can draw from for it's photo inserts. Once you have an album stored at a web based storage whatchamacallit you can draw from it to post pictures here.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v605/Tman122/Boysononetube.jpg)

I'll take out the first and last [IMG] which procedes and follows the rest of this HTML language stuff, whatsit.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v605/Tman122/Boysononetube.jpg
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: tileman on November 27, 2006, 07:30:55 pm
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Follow Tile's advice and upload the pic to photobucket.

Once the pic's in photo bucket, you'll notice  under the  picture, 3 strings of text/URL gobley gook. copy the complete line that starts with :   [ I M G

Paste that string into your response here.  

done.

/sorry T-man. Your advice on the gen was too much for me. I needed to dumb it down, for the slower folks  (like me).  ;)

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I followed your instructions, but lost you after your line that read:

-after uploading is completed the pic will appear in your new album

After that....there were too many words for me.  I had to re-read it several times (hey, I was only on my first cup of coffee).  ;).   I like P-bucket, as once it's in your album they have the URL lines formated already for you.  There's no need to use the image icon that is here, in this forum. It's a straight cut n paste.  

Keep those instructions handy. Like clockwork, every 3 months or so, someone calls out for them.  :)


Thanks Drewstar, I tend to get a little carried away sometimes.
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: bosco0633 on November 28, 2006, 05:49:50 am
I switched to phot bucket a few weeks ago and find it to be so much better than image shack.  I like how easy it is and that it makes the links for you, so all you have to do is copy and paste.
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: galen on November 28, 2006, 09:05:24 am
OK OK I'll try photopail But if my computer shoots craps.
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: anne on November 28, 2006, 10:44:26 am
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OK OK I'll try photopail But if my computer shoots craps.

hehehehe.......photobucket. And your computer shoots crap?
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: Chad on December 25, 2006, 11:57:27 am
*BUMP*

Neo, when I was tileman I posted these step by step directions for wesj. If you need any more help don't hesitate asking. :)
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: neocacher on December 25, 2006, 01:23:53 pm
WHY NOT!

Thanks. I will try it.

Neo
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: Chad on December 25, 2006, 03:02:47 pm
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WHY NOT!

Thanks. I will try it.

Neo

Looks like it worked. :)
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: Chad on October 28, 2007, 07:10:38 pm
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Wes this is what I do.

-Log onto photobucket.com
-click the browse icon in the choose an image or video box
-your pics from your computer should appear in a seperate window
-double click on the image you want to post
-it should then appear in the box next to the browse icon
-click on upload icon
-after uploading is completed the pic will appear in your new album
-click on the little box below the picedit: you can generate codes for multiple pics at the same time by clicking on the box below each pic then going to the next step below
-then click the gen. HTML and IMG codes icon
-right click the info in the IMG images for message boards
-click select all
-right click highlighted info again
-click copy
-then go to this forum and start a new topic
-right click in the message box and click paste

That's it. If you have any trouble let me know and I'll try to help.

CHAD
(http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r165/tileman_photos/IMG_0011-1.jpg)
*Bumped for ILLINIFAN*

see my edit to cut and paste multiple images at once.
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: Tonyf on October 29, 2007, 05:50:23 pm
Chad;

I posted some photos of my new Caldera today and the one photo of my house was all distorted, mainly the lines from the siding. Any idea what happened?
Tony
Title: Re: Help for the tech dummy
Post by: Chad on October 29, 2007, 06:17:22 pm
Tony,

I think if you upload them bigger, say 640 x 480 or larger, they'd appear more clearly.

Chad

Btw, nice set up. I bet it will look even better with a closer veiw. 8-)