View Full Version : slightly OT..how do i post pics?
Yorkshire Rose
October 1st, 2003, 02:36 PM
I have a couple of photos that I would like to show you all, and my husband
is going to scan them in for me, but could you tell me what I do to post
them somewhere, when I have got them in the computer?
TIA
Yorkshire Rose
270/236/200(interim goal)
Started Atkins 25th May 2003
October Goal 231
Lorelei
October 1st, 2003, 04:01 PM
Yorkshire Rose wrote:
|| I have a couple of photos that I would like to show you all, and my
|| husband is going to scan them in for me, but could you tell me what
|| I do to post them somewhere, when I have got them in the computer?
||
|| TIA
||
|| Yorkshire Rose
|| 270/236/200(interim goal)
|| Started Atkins 25th May 2003
|| October Goal 231
Yahoo and Webshots have free sites for pics. i have used both but currently
use Web Shots I am sure others will have more places for you to look at
too. I can't wait to see them. I love looking at other people's pics.
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Lori
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Frank Lynch
October 1st, 2003, 04:11 PM
On Wed, 1 Oct 2003 14:36:12 +0100, in a clarity of expression
resembling Cicero, "Yorkshire Rose" >
wrote:
>I have a couple of photos that I would like to show you all, and my husband
>is going to scan them in for me, but could you tell me what I do to post
>them somewhere, when I have got them in the computer?
>
>TIA
>
>Yorkshire Rose
>270/236/200(interim goal)
>Started Atkins 25th May 2003
>October Goal 231
>
You can't load the actual pictures into the newsgorup, but...
Many internet accounts come with web server space, ususally in the
5-10 megabyte range. Check with your ISP to see if you do, too.
If you do, you'll also have a directory on your ISPs server, where you
can put your photos and pages. You'll probably need FTP software (File
Transfer Protocol) to transfer them from your hard drive at home to
the directory on your ISP's server.
BEFORE loading them, make sure they're not too big in terms of their
data (e.g., it would be best if none of them were more than 30K in
size) or the size on the screen (no one wants to scroll right/left or
up/down to look at a picture). A program like Adobe Photoshop Elements
can help you with both
Follow the instructions that come with your FTP software to do so.
Each of your scanned photos will have a filename (perhaps ending in
"jpg"), and when they are up in your folder, put the links here...
Frank Lynch
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