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What is Your alternative Project to "Beech City Gas" doing?
Marry Christmas and Happy new Year! Go.
from NEW ZEALAND to every one on the POC sight and there familys have a very merry christmas and a safe and happy new year
Happy Hollidays from Idaho to you and yours-
Pete
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Merry Christmas from Old Virginia!! Christmas eve was a beautiful winter day, so my Cook and I got the old PA coupe out and had a great drive out to the Yorktown Battle Ground . What a great place for pictures, we took some very nice ones, but as I've said before, I'm a better back yard mechanic than I am a computer operator, so I can't get the pictures down loaded here. Anyway we hope youall are haveing a wonderful Christmas. and say a prayer for all our young men and women serving our country. I'll try again soon to get some pictures of the car. Bill&Ollie
Merry Christmas from Mineral Wells Tx. I wish I knew more about these pc's because I have a great shot of my 54 Savoy with Santa in the drivers seat being pulled by two reindeer.
Happy new year to all.
Cliff54
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Above the last entry of a 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. If Yours are bigger than 300 KB, 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 50%, (save as "temp" )- this will reduce the file size reasonably.
if You have a scanner, do as I did not knowing the secrets of grafic plus 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
Good advice on posting photos.
FYI - For Your Information.
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.
Mark
O.K. Cliff,
Where is the photo???