Folding Bikes - How to Post Pictures

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cmcanulty
01-25-08, 02:02 PM
I,ve tried to post pictures but it asks for a url. Isn't there a way to post pics from my hard drive? Thanks
nigelme
01-25-08, 02:49 PM
Go to 'reply to Thread' in Red on the right of posts and below the message area is 'Additional Options', one of which is Attach File'. In 'Manage Attachment' is the option to 'Upload from Computer" - Now 'Choose File' and navigate to the file on your hard-drive. It's as..erm easy as that.
Did it work?
Edit: Hey, it worked! Thanks. I was wondering how people did the attached thumbnails thing.
Speedo
nigelme
01-25-08, 04:20 PM
Is it the earthly portal of the Roman God of cheap folding bikes - Apollo!
Or the nifty Greek God Dahonysos Helios.
I believe that's the site where the Bromptonauts ascended to the clouds
What is that?
Japanese bunker destroyed during Operation Flintlock; January 1944. On the Namur side of Roi-Namur; Republic of the Marshall Islands. Type N9.394179 E167.485720 into the fly to field on Google Earth.
Speedo
stevegor
01-28-08, 01:57 PM
Go to 'reply to Thread' in Red on the right of posts and below the message area is 'Additional Options', one of which is Attach File'. In 'Manage Attachment' is the option to 'Upload from Computer" - Now 'Choose File' and navigate to the file on your hard-drive. It's as..erm easy as that.
Nigel,
Another computer dinosaur here,
It is easy to follow your instructions, but.....when I do, the thing tells me my pics are too big, so how do I reduce them down to 100kb or less?
Sorry for being such a dumb ass
Stevegor
It is easy to follow your instructions, but.....when I do, the thing tells me my pics are too big, so how do I reduce them down to 100kb or less?
Stevegor
You need some sort of photo editor. Microsoft Photo Editor, or maybe the software that came with your camera. Most likely that software will have the option to resize the image. In Microsoft Photo Editor it's in the image tab. So Image>resize. A window will pop up and allow you to change the size of the image. It may be in pixels, or inches, or just a percentage scale factor. I Microsoft Photo Editor I just use the scale factor. As a rule of thumb for how much to scale it down, If OS is the original size in KB, then
100*sqrt(100/OS) will give you the percentage scale factor to apply. It won't be perfect, but it will put you in the ball park.
HTH
Speedo
cyclistjohn
01-28-08, 02:33 PM
Nigel,
Another computer dinosaur here,
It is easy to follow your instructions, but.....when I do, the thing tells me my pics are too big, so how do I reduce them down to 100kb or less?
Sorry for being such a dumb ass
Stevegor
Steve,
do you use windows, mac os, linux?
If windows:
http://www.irfanview.com/
load your file into irfanview & save to your local disc as a jpeg using a reduced percentage - check it's < 100k, then upload it to BF :-)
If you use OS X:
http://xtralean.com/IWDownload.html
"imagewell" will do similar.
HTH
Hobartlemagne
01-28-08, 02:50 PM
When are we going to get to the folding bikes discussion?
When are we going to get to the folding bikes discussion?
My Bike Friday NWT visiting Letchworth State Park.
Speedo
stevegor
01-28-08, 04:29 PM
When are we going to get to the folding bikes discussion?
Patience, my young apprentice
nigelme
01-29-08, 11:23 AM
Another computer dinosaur here,
Here's my Downtube posing with some dinosaurs.
stevegor
01-29-08, 06:31 PM
Here's my Downtube posing with some dinosaurs.
That's me...in the middle, holding the stick
nigelme
01-30-08, 03:03 AM
That's me...in the middle, holding the stick
Well, if that's you, I'm just glad you're safely contained behind a flimsy fence!
(Surely you're heavier than the recommended maximum weight for even a Raleigh 20?)
EarthsChild
08-25-10, 01:17 PM
Testing testing 123 :p
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