globalplanb
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PHOTOBUCKET , by globalplanb on Jan 30, 2016 4:21:56 GMT 1, How on earth do you download pictures from your photo files so as to upload them onto the forum without using photobucket as its driving me mad freezing all the time and infuriatingly glitchy with pop up adverts constantly getting in the way...you just can't get on and do stuff without finding yourself whisked off to some other poo sight
How on earth do you download pictures from your photo files so as to upload them onto the forum without using photobucket as its driving me mad freezing all the time and infuriatingly glitchy with pop up adverts constantly getting in the way...you just can't get on and do stuff without finding yourself whisked off to some other poo sight
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dreadnatty
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PHOTOBUCKET , by dreadnatty on Jan 30, 2016 4:38:04 GMT 1, How on earth do you download pictures onto the forum without using photobucket as its driving me mad freezing all the time and infuriatingly glitchy with pop up adverts constantly getting in the way...you just can't get on and do stuff without finding yourself whisked off to some other poo sight urbanartassociation.com/thread/129217/post-photos?page=1&scrollTo=1374472
How on earth do you download pictures onto the forum without using photobucket as its driving me mad freezing all the time and infuriatingly glitchy with pop up adverts constantly getting in the way...you just can't get on and do stuff without finding yourself whisked off to some other poo sight urbanartassociation.com/thread/129217/post-photos?page=1&scrollTo=1374472
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PHOTOBUCKET , by stillborncrisps on Jan 30, 2016 8:45:05 GMT 1, It's uploading you want for starters.
Downloading is when you take files from the forum. Uploading is when you post files to the forum.
It's uploading you want for starters.
Downloading is when you take files from the forum. Uploading is when you post files to the forum.
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.dappy
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PHOTOBUCKET , by .dappy on Jan 30, 2016 8:47:27 GMT 1, ... your ... you're ...
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Nick
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PHOTOBUCKET , by Nick on Jan 30, 2016 11:18:37 GMT 1, Postimage.org is stupidly easy to use
Postimage.org is stupidly easy to use
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Dibbs 45
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PHOTOBUCKET , by Dibbs 45 on Jan 30, 2016 12:16:15 GMT 1, I use Flickr. On a mac copy image address and then stick in image box.
I use Flickr. On a mac copy image address and then stick in image box.
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Dr Plip
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PHOTOBUCKET , by Dr Plip on Jan 30, 2016 12:25:13 GMT 1, Photobucket has been glitchy for weeks. Then they went down for all of yesterday, ruining everyone's links and making forums slightly blander.
I've started using tinypic. Other photo hosting sites are available though.
Photobucket has been glitchy for weeks. Then they went down for all of yesterday, ruining everyone's links and making forums slightly blander.
I've started using tinypic. Other photo hosting sites are available though.
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globalplanb
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PHOTOBUCKET , by globalplanb on Jan 30, 2016 15:14:24 GMT 1, It's uploading you want for starters. Downloading is when you take files from the forum. Uploading is when you post files to the forum. well thanks a lot there stillborncrisps. The use of the correct terminology has really helped me sort this poo out you've been so helpful. Cheers,give yourself a big pat on the back. Just for clarity. Downloading from my files to photobucket and then uploading them to the forum is the problem. Both ways,not just one! Cheers.
It's uploading you want for starters. Downloading is when you take files from the forum. Uploading is when you post files to the forum. well thanks a lot there stillborncrisps. The use of the correct terminology has really helped me sort this poo out you've been so helpful. Cheers,give yourself a big pat on the back. Just for clarity. Downloading from my files to photobucket and then uploading them to the forum is the problem. Both ways,not just one! Cheers.
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globalplanb
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PHOTOBUCKET , by globalplanb on Jan 30, 2016 15:26:46 GMT 1, How on earth do you download pictures onto the forum without using photobucket as its driving me mad freezing all the time and infuriatingly glitchy with pop up adverts constantly getting in the way...you just can't get on and do stuff without finding yourself whisked off to some other poo sight urbanartassociation.com/thread/129217/post-photos?page=1&scrollTo=1374472 Thanks dreadnatty all this upload/download Url links,paste/copy,malarkey was driving me nuts...especially while trying to avoid the adverts.you would think with all of today's tech this kind of stuff would be straight forward. Well I suppose it is to the nerds of today but in my era things were different . Thanks for helping.
How on earth do you download pictures onto the forum without using photobucket as its driving me mad freezing all the time and infuriatingly glitchy with pop up adverts constantly getting in the way...you just can't get on and do stuff without finding yourself whisked off to some other poo sight urbanartassociation.com/thread/129217/post-photos?page=1&scrollTo=1374472 Thanks dreadnatty all this upload/download Url links,paste/copy,malarkey was driving me nuts...especially while trying to avoid the adverts.you would think with all of today's tech this kind of stuff would be straight forward. Well I suppose it is to the nerds of today but in my era things were different . Thanks for helping.
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globalplanb
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PHOTOBUCKET , by globalplanb on Jan 30, 2016 15:37:18 GMT 1, Photobucket has been glitchy for weeks. Then they went down for all of yesterday, ruining everyone's links and making forums slightly blander.
I've started using tinypic. Other photo hosting sites are available though. Thanks Plip, I'll give tinypic a try. All this stuff is another world which I'm fumbling around in,slowly finding my way. I'm not saying "love me,love me,I'm thick" just uninitiated. But getting there,cheers. I need all the help I can get.
Photobucket has been glitchy for weeks. Then they went down for all of yesterday, ruining everyone's links and making forums slightly blander.
I've started using tinypic. Other photo hosting sites are available though. Thanks Plip, I'll give tinypic a try. All this stuff is another world which I'm fumbling around in,slowly finding my way. I'm not saying "love me,love me,I'm thick" just uninitiated. But getting there,cheers. I need all the help I can get.
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globalplanb
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PHOTOBUCKET , by globalplanb on Jan 30, 2016 15:41:47 GMT 1, I use Flickr. On a mac copy image address and then stick in image box. Thanks dibbs I've had a lot of really good help and advice,here on the forum,so cheers I'll see which of them works best for me. Thanks.
I use Flickr. On a mac copy image address and then stick in image box. Thanks dibbs I've had a lot of really good help and advice,here on the forum,so cheers I'll see which of them works best for me. Thanks.
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globalplanb
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PHOTOBUCKET , by globalplanb on Jan 30, 2016 15:46:17 GMT 1, Postimage.org is stupidly easy to use cheers nick87 I'll give it a try. Thanks.
Postimage.org is stupidly easy to use cheers nick87 I'll give it a try. Thanks.
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tinku
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PHOTOBUCKET , by tinku on Feb 13, 2016 20:32:24 GMT 1, You can also use Facebook, if you have an account. Just upload the images (you can create a private album if you want, it still works), right-click on them and paste the link here.
You can also use Facebook, if you have an account. Just upload the images (you can create a private album if you want, it still works), right-click on them and paste the link here.
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met
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PHOTOBUCKET , by met on Feb 14, 2016 2:06:08 GMT 1, Photobucket has been glitchy for weeks. Then they went down for all of yesterday, ruining everyone's links and making forums slightly blander.
I've started using tinypic. Other photo hosting sites are available though.
Are you using TinyPic through a personal account on that site, or without having signed up for an account?
In case it's the latter, one issue for me relates to the question of permanence. The FAQ section on TinyPic.com includes the following:
How long are images and videos kept?
Images and videos is in your account will not be removed. Images and videos that are not associated with an account are kept until they have not been viewed for 90 days. After 90 days, they may be removed.
When I access this message board, I use it among other things as a reference source. It's the older threads from years back that are often most interesting to me. They make it easier to notice evolutions or shifts in culture, marketing techniques and group tastes, allowing quick comparisons as well with what's happening today.
It's always sad going through old threads only to discover that many of the more historical photographs have long disappeared, often because their location was changed in (or they were removed from) the relevant image-hosting website accounts.
For similar reasons, I'm also uncomfortable about forum members currently being able to delete their old posts, or to edit them โ even days, months or years later โ without visible evidence remaining of changes having been made. It creates incomplete, misleading or distorted threads when some posts are subsequently removed or edited. In my view, this ongoing ability to delete or amend after a 10 or 15-minute cool-down period is detrimental, compromising a key aspect of the forum's usefulness and value as a research tool.
Photobucket has been glitchy for weeks. Then they went down for all of yesterday, ruining everyone's links and making forums slightly blander.
I've started using tinypic. Other photo hosting sites are available though.
Are you using TinyPic through a personal account on that site, or without having signed up for an account? In case it's the latter, one issue for me relates to the question of permanence. The FAQ section on TinyPic.com includes the following: How long are images and videos kept?
Images and videos is in your account will not be removed. Images and videos that are not associated with an account are kept until they have not been viewed for 90 days. After 90 days, they may be removed.When I access this message board, I use it among other things as a reference source. It's the older threads from years back that are often most interesting to me. They make it easier to notice evolutions or shifts in culture, marketing techniques and group tastes, allowing quick comparisons as well with what's happening today. It's always sad going through old threads only to discover that many of the more historical photographs have long disappeared, often because their location was changed in (or they were removed from) the relevant image-hosting website accounts. For similar reasons, I'm also uncomfortable about forum members currently being able to delete their old posts, or to edit them โ even days, months or years later โ without visible evidence remaining of changes having been made. It creates incomplete, misleading or distorted threads when some posts are subsequently removed or edited. In my view, this ongoing ability to delete or amend after a 10 or 15-minute cool-down period is detrimental, compromising a key aspect of the forum's usefulness and value as a research tool.
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Dr Plip
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PHOTOBUCKET , by Dr Plip on Feb 14, 2016 21:43:21 GMT 1, Photobucket has been glitchy for weeks. Then they went down for all of yesterday, ruining everyone's links and making forums slightly blander.
I've started using tinypic. Other photo hosting sites are available though.
Are you using TinyPic through a personal account on that site, or without having signed up for an account? In case it's the latter, one issue for me relates to the question of permanence. The FAQ section on TinyPic.com includes the following: How long are images and videos kept?
Images and videos is in your account will not be removed. Images and videos that are not associated with an account are kept until they have not been viewed for 90 days. After 90 days, they may be removed.When I access this message board, I use it among other things as a reference source. It's the older threads from years back that are often most interesting to me. They make it easier to notice evolutions or shifts in culture, marketing techniques and group tastes, allowing quick comparisons as well with what's happening today. It's always sad going through old threads only to discover that many of the more historical photographs have long disappeared, often because their location was changed in (or they were removed from) the relevant image-hosting website accounts. For similar reasons, I'm also uncomfortable about forum members currently being able to delete their old posts, or to edit them โ even days, months or years later โ without visible evidence remaining of changes having been made. It creates incomplete, misleading or distorted threads when some posts are subsequently removed or edited. In my view, this ongoing ability to delete or amend after a 10 or 15-minute cool-down period is detrimental, compromising a key aspect of the forum's usefulness and value as a research tool. I have an account on there. Hopefully the pictures won't vanish any time soon. I also find it frustrating when old threads are peppered with broken image links or removed pictures. Which is the main reason why I started using tinypic, because photobucket started playing up.
Photobucket has been glitchy for weeks. Then they went down for all of yesterday, ruining everyone's links and making forums slightly blander.
I've started using tinypic. Other photo hosting sites are available though.
Are you using TinyPic through a personal account on that site, or without having signed up for an account? In case it's the latter, one issue for me relates to the question of permanence. The FAQ section on TinyPic.com includes the following: How long are images and videos kept?
Images and videos is in your account will not be removed. Images and videos that are not associated with an account are kept until they have not been viewed for 90 days. After 90 days, they may be removed.When I access this message board, I use it among other things as a reference source. It's the older threads from years back that are often most interesting to me. They make it easier to notice evolutions or shifts in culture, marketing techniques and group tastes, allowing quick comparisons as well with what's happening today. It's always sad going through old threads only to discover that many of the more historical photographs have long disappeared, often because their location was changed in (or they were removed from) the relevant image-hosting website accounts. For similar reasons, I'm also uncomfortable about forum members currently being able to delete their old posts, or to edit them โ even days, months or years later โ without visible evidence remaining of changes having been made. It creates incomplete, misleading or distorted threads when some posts are subsequently removed or edited. In my view, this ongoing ability to delete or amend after a 10 or 15-minute cool-down period is detrimental, compromising a key aspect of the forum's usefulness and value as a research tool. I have an account on there. Hopefully the pictures won't vanish any time soon. I also find it frustrating when old threads are peppered with broken image links or removed pictures. Which is the main reason why I started using tinypic, because photobucket started playing up.
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