scanning picture test
by coffee_black 5 Replies latest jw friends
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AudeSapere
That one's been posted before x [The dreaded little red 'x']
Sorry!
-Aude.
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coffee_black
Ok...that didn't work... bought a scanner... I have a ton of pictures of bethel personnel from the 30s, 40s & 50s. My uncle was there for decades and was an announcer on WBBR. I'll try to post some when I figure out how to do this... right now I've got to go to work...
Coffee of the technically challenged class
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AudeSapere
Oh, that could be interesting. The old pics in general are fun to look at.
Have a good day at work. I'm off to catch my flight back to California.
-Aude.
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ellderwho
You might want to try photo bucket.com to host pics from a scanner.
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TD
coffee black,
The picture is currently on your C drive, (C:/DocumentsandSettings/dshard/MyDocuments/MyScans/2006-09(Sep)/scan0001.jpg)
which is not visible from our "side" of the internet. (And a good thing for you too, because then everyone would have access to the drive)
The picture needs to be on a web server of some sort. Free hosting services like photobucket are a good choice if you don't have direct access to server space.