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    #16
    Originally posted by KEITH KRAUSE
    Originally posted by Dink
    Originally posted by KEITH KRAUSE
    Welcome to the GSR Tim!
    C'mon you guys. Learn us how to post pic's! In "so e-z a 5 year old could do it" detail.
    Has anyone ever considered actually reading "the Annoucements forum" or even the FAQ where all this is explained??
    Dink
    Dink, I just checked that forum and the FAQ. Neither says much to help someone who's as computer illiterate as I am. I'd like to know how to post pic's but I've struggled trying to in the past. So I just stop trying.
    I guess I need detailed info that describes things simply, like click this, click that...maybe I'd catch on. Maybe this info can't be sent as simply as I wish. This stuff's really over my head.
    I've tried to help people here that are in over their heads with learning to work on a motorcycle. I give detailed info if the person seems like they need it or not. I didn't think it was too much to ask to be told how to post pic's.
    But my previous comment was just me joking around. Yes, I'd like to learn, but if it doesn't happen, that's the way it goes. Posting pic's would probably keep me at the computer even longer, probably a bad thing. :roll:
    Ok see the picture of your GS above, right click on it and select propertys, now left click and drag across across whats there to high lite it now right click and select copy.

    You should have now copied this

    http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0UwCbArEYViHzM3lDGodzMzpIG5s1nNNpK1DRRWhJna2QYcT8n apBu02SGjRX!GCnyexUPZyxj!faRXwaPmDS9qcQrTo4ZkEtrQe jwhsIAwEsXP82t2fdhpsSKYMimolB/Keith's%20gs.jpg


    Now to post the picture hit the img tag, right click and hit paste after the image tag then hit Img tag again.



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      #17
      Originally posted by KEITH KRAUSE
      Originally posted by Dink
      Originally posted by KEITH KRAUSE
      Welcome to the GSR Tim!
      C'mon you guys. Learn us how to post pic's! In "so e-z a 5 year old could do it" detail.
      Has anyone ever considered actually reading "the Annoucements forum" or even the FAQ where all this is explained??
      Dink
      Dink, I just checked that forum and the FAQ. Neither says much to help someone who's as computer illiterate as I am. I'd like to know how to post pic's but I've struggled trying to in the past. So I just stop trying.
      I guess I need detailed info that describes things simply, like click this, click that...maybe I'd catch on. Maybe this info can't be sent as simply as I wish. This stuff's really over my head.
      I've tried to help people here that are in over their heads with learning to work on a motorcycle. I give detailed info if the person seems like they need it or not. I didn't think it was too much to ask to be told how to post pic's.
      But my previous comment was just me joking around. Yes, I'd like to learn, but if it doesn't happen, that's the way it goes. Posting pic's would probably keep me at the computer even longer, probably a bad thing. :roll:
      I apologise Keith,I suppose likea lot of old timers I get sick of seeing the same questions posted again and again.
      For you Keith I will try and break it down as step by step as I can.
      1) open another window (browser window) use this second window to find the picture you wish to post.
      2)in your original window (window 1 for clarity)type your post,and decide where you wish to place your picture.
      3)go to the other window (window 2 as used in step number 1) point at the picture you wish to use, right mouse click on it. this should bring up a menu, from this menu select "Properties". When you select properties another smaller window will open called properties, on this you will see a label that says "AddressURL) http://www.wheremypictureis.com/pict.../mypicture.jpg

      you point to the http:/etc; and highlight it by left mouse clicking and dragging the mouse across it to highlight it. SPECIAL NOTE if the image is on msn or similar stop at he file extension(i.e. .jpg, .gif etc DO NOT include anything after that) once the address is highlighted, right click on the highlighted bit, and one of the options is to "copy", select copy and now swap to window one where your post is waiting,above the box you type in is a series of "Tags" one of these is "Img" click it and something that looks very similar to [ img ] will appear, right click next to it and select "Paste" and you should see the "address" you copied appear, now click the "Img" tag again and something that looks a lot like[ /img] will appear after the address you pasted in.
      4)to see if you did it right use the [/img]Preview button next to the Submit button, if the image appears as you wanted it, everything is OK if not you need to adjust where you placed the image, you can preview it as many times as you have to.

      Dink

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        #18
        Thanks for taking the time Dink! No need to apologize.
        With your info and wrench's and others, I finally learned how to send a pic', at least from my website. There's still more to learn but I made progress.
        I know what you mean about posting the same old info about a subject. But what would we have to reply to if we didn't?
        I also learned today that the exact procedure for posting a pic' may vary slightly from computer to computer. So I can understand why some people don't reply.
        When you sent me that e-mail with a pic' and info about wheel alignment, I said to myself I would just like to learn how to do these things. I haven't learned to do that yet, but maybe what I learned today will make that procedure easier to figure out too.
        Thanks again for helping and I hope things are going well for you!
        And on the seventh day,after resting from all that he had done,God went for a ride on his GS!
        Upon seeing that it was good, he went out again on his ZX14! But just a little bit faster!

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          #19
          Thanks John for the help!
          I still managed to have some trouble figuring it out, but I learned to send a pic', at least from my website. I feel like I can move mountains!!
          Thanks!
          And on the seventh day,after resting from all that he had done,God went for a ride on his GS!
          Upon seeing that it was good, he went out again on his ZX14! But just a little bit faster!

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            #20
            Originally posted by KEITH KRAUSE
            When you sent me that e-mail with a pic' and info about wheel alignment,
            Thanks again for helping and I hope things are going well for you!
            Keith that one was easy it was a scan saved on my own computer.
            Things are OK here, not enough hours in the day of cause, struggling to find time to ride,without getting in trouble for ignoring "more important things" 8O 8O ,the Tractor is currently parked for a shock re-build I decided when it started hitting the bump stops that time had finally come so "unfortunately"
            I am stuck riding the Katana at present, when I can find time :roll:

            Dink

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              #21
              There are much worse things than being "stuck" riding a Katana.
              And on the seventh day,after resting from all that he had done,God went for a ride on his GS!
              Upon seeing that it was good, he went out again on his ZX14! But just a little bit faster!

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                #22
                Originally posted by KEITH KRAUSE
                Originally posted by wrench
                Originally posted by KEITH KRAUSE
                Welcome to the GSR Tim!
                C'mon you guys. Learn us how to post pic's! In "so e-z a 5 year old could do it" detail.



                Its easy
                Prove it! My wife says I act like an 8 year old, so this should be e-z for a man of your formidable mental stature.
                Keith, you just posted a picture

                Now edit your post and look at how it is done. It's easier than jetting carbs, I assure you

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by KEITH KRAUSE
                  Thanks John for the help!
                  I still managed to have some trouble figuring it out, but I learned to send a pic', at least from my website. I feel like I can move mountains!!
                  Thanks!
                  Your welcome Keith, glad you figured it out 8)

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