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i wanted to post a picture of my 2 Winchester 1894 30/30s, but can figure out how, I have had a very nice SRC from 1899 for a long time, but i just got a little bit rougher one , that is a original Sort rifle 20 inch octagon full mag. Do i have to go photo bucket to post a picture ? i hate that , it usually takes me 10 tries and an hours time. ...tj3006 T | ||
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Don't try Photobucket anymore. The new way is to use Imgur, another photo hosting site. There are posts somewhere here on AR about the use of IMGUR. I will be signing up for it shortly... | |||
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Right; you can't use PB any more to host pictures unless you pay them their $400 ransom, per year. Which is why everyone no longer uses them. Robbers. | |||
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TJ See this link for more info on posting photos on AR: http://forums.accuratereloadin...351066332#6351066332 "Diligentia - Vis - Celeritas" NRA Benefactor Member Member DRSS | |||
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One of the other members showed me a spin-off from Photobucket called Tinypic. You can use that it seems for nothing - unless you have some commercial aspect, as I did. | |||
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jpgbox.com is free and easy to learn. NRA Life Benefactor Member, DRSS, DWWC, Whittington Center,Android Reloading Ballistics App at http://www.xplat.net/ | |||
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The fact that I don't understand how computers work explains why I don't understand why it's so complicated to post pictures. I have considered taking up a basic computer course to see if it will help me, as I am clueless about most computer magic. | |||
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