I got a personal website set up and now I can post pictures. Here's a shot I've posted as an experiment. I'll post more in due time.
I can post pictures!!!
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Uh - maybe it it's just me but I get one of those little white boxes with a red X in it (using Internet Explorer) or one of those torn page thingies (using Netscape), but no picture.
Not just you, billk. I'm guessing either the path or filename is different from the website where the photo is posted, and here. WE'll have to wait for Uteram himself to figure that one out!!!!
Yeah, me too...
I have the same problem when using the tabs on this site. I think the problem lies with the hosting site, because I can post pics that way on another forum, but not here...
But Uteram, the "attach file" feature is much easier to use anyway. Just click the "browse" tab, & open whatever file your pics are in, & upload the picture from your computer.
I have the same problem when using the tabs on this site. I think the problem lies with the hosting site, because I can post pics that way on another forum, but not here...
But Uteram, the "attach file" feature is much easier to use anyway. Just click the "browse" tab, & open whatever file your pics are in, & upload the picture from your computer.
Hey, it works!!!
I used the "Attach File" with no problems. My problem was that I wasn't seeing the image in Preview mode and assumed it wasn't attaching. There should be a disclaimer stating this next to the "Browse" button. Oh well, now I can post my pictures
I used the "Attach File" with no problems. My problem was that I wasn't seeing the image in Preview mode and assumed it wasn't attaching. There should be a disclaimer stating this next to the "Browse" button. Oh well, now I can post my pictures
Thanks for the kind words.
Yes, I am a big fan of Furlow and John Olson. I have both how-to books from each of them and the covers are literally worn thin.
Yes, those are aspens. I simply used a dried flower called Candy Tuft that can be cut to shape and placed on the layout. I did howeve paint the trunks a cream white color and dab burnt sienna here and there to give it that aspen look.
Yes, I am a big fan of Furlow and John Olson. I have both how-to books from each of them and the covers are literally worn thin.
Yes, those are aspens. I simply used a dried flower called Candy Tuft that can be cut to shape and placed on the layout. I did howeve paint the trunks a cream white color and dab burnt sienna here and there to give it that aspen look.