To Captainbrian41: Fotos

Started by Go Fleiter, December 16, 2007, 08:03:34 AM

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everyone thanks for your help, I will try to locate a hub puller this week and rebuild the rear wheel cylinders. NAPA has rebuild kits and I did the fronts last year so I should be good to go then, again.
Go Fleiter thanks for your help I will post one now and do another at a later date.
tahnks captbrian41
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Go Fleiter

tried to send You an e-mail with how to put fotos, but as Your adress is hidden, it seems that it has gone lost in digital eternity. So here again:

Above the last entry of any post You find the icon ?reply?.
It brings You to the reply window, where You find ?Additional options? at the bottom.
Now two rows open to put Your picture?s file link in.  Usually 300 KB size each will always be accepted. The comment under the link- rows says ?maximum attachment size allowed: 1300 KB?. If Your?s are too big, You must reduce them, maybe as follows:

If You open Your file with Photo Studio, You can choose "size of picture" (?? /have the german version "Bildgr??e") and than give in e.g. 50%, (save as "temp" )- this will reduce the file size reasonably.

POC admin Mark Olson suggests: ?All posted photos on the web look fine at 72 dots per inch.  It is the way all monitors display things - higher resolution is fine for printing - in fact you need 200-300 dots per inch to get a good print out.  Most stuff posted on the web can't be printed unless it has a linked high resolution photo you can click on to print.?

If You have a scanner, do as I did not knowing the secrets of  grafic and digitals:
scan a print with 100 dpi or even at black and white, so at least we get an impression of Your car.

Greetings! Go
Living in Düsseldorf/Germany, retired Dentist, wife retired lawyer, 2 daughters Judge and psychologist, 3 Grandchilds-Sorry for bad English
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