How do you post pics?
First of all, you need to adjust your pictures for posting on the web. Max size is 150KB, you are limited to 5 a post. In Windows Vista use the MS Picture manager to compress, other MS systems search the board for "resize" instructions. Can't help with Mac's, but they are Multimedia friendly so there is probably a built in program.
Then open a "Post new topic" window. Type in the window normally, then scroll down and press "additional Options", to open the additional menu. Use the attach window to locate your picture.
Don't forget you can also post on the Flikr site from the C34 home page and then just link.
Arrrgggg.
Didn't work, says it's too big... I'll be back.
Try this: http://c34.org/bbs/index.php/topic,3701.0.html (http://c34.org/bbs/index.php/topic,3701.0.html)
Hey good luck with the camera
Just thought I'd try posting a picture of "True Luff" This was during a "race" cruiser style: dodger up, outboard on the stern, and manned by a bunch of octogenarians. We did trophy as the first Catalina boat to finish the semi annual inverted start race at CBYC.
This is a group of guys called the OFTSG (Old F___ 's "Tuesday Sailing Group) with the youngest "kid " being 75 years old. Attached is our sailing pennant. 8)
An article about this illustrious group should be appearing in the Latitudes and Attitudes January magazine.
Love it!
Quote from: Stu Jackson on January 03, 2011, 11:23:38 AM
Try this: http://c34.org/bbs/index.php/topic,3701.0.html (http://c34.org/bbs/index.php/topic,3701.0.html)
No go for XP. Maybe next year Santa will bring a new computer thing.
Quote from: sail4dale on January 03, 2011, 12:14:59 PM
Hey good luck with the camera
Just thought I'd try posting a picture of "True Luff" This was during a "race" cruiser style: dodger up, outboard on the stern, and manned by a bunch of octogenarians. We did trophy as the first Catalina boat to finish the semi annual inverted start race at CBYC.
This is a group of guys called the OFTSG (Old F___ 's "Tuesday Sailing Group) with the youngest "kid " being 75 years old. Attached is our sailing pennant. 8)
An article about this illustrious group should be appearing in the Latitudes and Attitudes January magazine.
Your just taunting me with how to post pictures. :cry4`
I'll be back.
Dale, looks as though you were running...I'm thinking the additional minuscule square footage of the cruiser's dodger "sail plan" worked for ya...nice!
Sorry for the problems.
Very nice!
Thanks
More practice.
Thought I'd give it a try.
Using photos in your posts can add greatly to the success of a thread and to the bottom line answer.
Using photos here is not difficult once you are set up and ready to go. there are two basic ways to add a photo to a post.
Adding Photos To Posts
How To
Preface:
Picasa3 - I suggest downloading and installing Picasa3. This free software is one of, if not the best, photo organization and minor photo manipulation programs in existence. It is also the absolute easiest to use. Once you download it it will automatically scan your computer for photos and import them into Picasa. Please be aware that it DOES NOT duplicate your stored photos but rather references them at their stored location for use in Picasa3. This technique saves your valuable hard drive space by not duplicating photos. If you do not already use this program you will love it!
It is NOT necessary to have Picasa3 in order to use Picasa Web Albums. I only suggest it because for anyone with a digital camera, it is simply the easiest photo software on the planet. I'm a published photographer who owns and has spent big bucks on Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom, and many other pro-grade programs, but who also chooses to use Picasa3 for 90% of my web photo publishing. heck I have even sold Picasa3 edited photos publications like Sail Magazine.
If you have photos already hosted on a site skip to the words in burgundy for instructions on how to add them to your post.
Uploading to Picasa Web Albums
#1 Go here: https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?hl=en_US&continue=http%3A%2F%2Fpicasaweb.google.com%2Flh%2Flogin%3Fcontinue%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fpicasaweb.google.com%252Fhome&service=lh2<mpl=gp&passive=true (https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?hl=en_US&continue=http%3A%2F%2Fpicasaweb.google.com%2Flh%2Flogin%3Fcontinue%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fpicasaweb.google.com%252Fhome&service=lh2<mpl=gp&passive=true) or Click on "Web Album"
#2 If you don't already have a free Google account create one.
#3 Once you are into the Picasa web albums page click the "Upload" button.
#4 A box will pop up and you'll want to click "Create a New Album"
#5 Another box will pop up and ask you to name your new album. For illustrative purposes we'll call it "C-34 Forum Pics". Click "Continue"
#6 A page will pop up with five "Browse" buttons. Click "Browse" and then locate the folder and then the specific picture within the folder that you want to upload. When you find the picture click "Open" and it will insert the picture into the upload box.
#7 Once you have found and selected the picture or pictures you want to upload click "Start Upload". Depending upon your connection speed and file size this could take a little bit of time.
#8 Once your photos are uploaded it will take you directly to this new "C-34 Yachts Forum Pics" album. Simply click once on the photo you want to post and make it bigger. Follow directions bellow from here.
Note: You can also use many, many other photo hosting sites such as SmugMug, PhotoBucket, Snapfish or possibly others but you'll need to figure those out how to access or copy the image location on your own. As much as I'd like to I just can't post directions for every possible photo hosting site on the net.
Linking Your Photos Into A Post With; (http://s1.images.proboards.com/img.gif)
This is the big secret to hot-linking just about ANY photo hosted anywhere on the web to your post. Please read this part carefully!
See I posted your home page pic into this post:
(http://c34.org/C34Banner1.jpg)
#1 Once your image in Web Albums is upload and has been made larger move & hoover your mouse pointer over the photo and execute a "right click" and then select "Copy Image Location" from the drop down menu.
Please note that I use Mozilla Firefox as my browser and other browsers may not have or show the "Copy Image Location" feature (this feature is a very, very useful tool!). If you do not use Mozilla Firefox I highly recommend it!
If you still use Internet Explorer ??? you'll need to execute a "right click"and then select "Properties" from the drop down menu. A new box will pop up and you'll see "Address (URL):" manually highlight only the web address, copy it, and paste it as directed above in between the (http://s1.images.proboards.com/img.gif) IMG tags. The image address goes between these:
[ img ]your image address[ /img ]
#2 Back on the C-34 forums, and in your post box, select this (http://c34.org/bbs/Themes/SubSilver1/images/bbc/img.gif) icon. When the IMG tags appear paste your image address between the two IMG tag boxes. "right click" on your mouse and select "Paste". You can also press "CTRL V" and paste it that way.
Here's how it will look:
(http://lh3.ggpht.com/acoustic310/SMQHjjS81JI/AAAAAAAAABo/ax41S7JUxIk/s800/RAC_7635-11.jpg)
Thanks for that resource Main...and your photography is stellar...
Lazybone, that is some beautiful joinery as well...
Beautiful work LB.
We have removed our table, 90% of our meals are eaten in the cockpit so it is not really missed. Really opens up the salon. Anyway to stay on subject, the only mod I would make to your design would be to make the splash board shorter between the sink and the icebox. That way you can sit on the setee and still have easy access to the galley counter to set down or refill your coffee cup without getting up. A bit more work with the double angle though.
Lazybone,
Great works of art! What are the additional faucets on the corners of your sink?
1) freshwater tank, footpump as a back up to the 12v pump.
2) Filtered tank water. footpump.
3) footpump for icebox
Lazybone,
While you are still testing your camera, would you show me where all those footpumps are?
thanks,
Ken
Quote from: Ken Juul on January 07, 2011, 10:04:19 AM
Beautiful work LB.
We have removed our table, 90% of our meals are eaten in the cockpit so it is not really missed. Really opens up the salon. Anyway to stay on subject, the only mod I would make to your design would be to make the splash board shorter between the sink and the icebox. That way you can sit on the setee and still have easy access to the galley counter to set down or refill your coffee cup without getting up. A bit more work with the double angle though.
Your right of course, as is I have to kneel on the settee to reach over and I'm pretty sure that involves flashing some butt crack.
Quote from: ken003 on January 07, 2011, 06:30:56 PM
Lazybone,
While you are still testing your camera, would you show me where all those footpumps are?
thanks,
Ken
She's all hermetically sealed under plastic down in Maryland and I'm up in Pennsylvania but the two additional pumps are mounted beside the existing pump below the sink. I forget if if they were both on one side of the existing or on either side?
Head wear.
Terrible pics, so sorry.
I vote that we make Lazybones the official C-34 wood God! Please describe the cabinets and mirror in the head. PLEASE. My wife would love that.
Nav
My Loran stopped working. ( I think it's a bad ground)
It's on my list of stuff to fix this spring.
:D
Aldo : I hate to inform you that the USCG is shutting down the LORAN (transmitter) stations and that's why your's isn't operating.
Sorry for that Ron. Just me trying to be funny.
I wasn't aware teak trees grew in Penn's Woods...
How have you come by all of this wonderful stock? I won't tell a soul!! :wink: :wink:
My future project list just increased exponentially
Quote from: Michael Shaner on January 08, 2011, 09:55:40 PM
I wasn't aware teak trees grew in Penn's Woods...
How have you come by all of this wonderful stock? I won't tell a soul!! :wink: :wink:
Years ago when water was wet, real boatyards had a corner were all the old wooden boats went to die. My favorite winter hard storage yard was Seifert & Wright on the Delaware River. The owner didn't care if I spent my Saturday salvaging wood and hardware. I still have a bin at my house filled with the spoils.
My other source was from my work before I retired as an Architect. I specified a beautiful teak floor for the lobby of a hospital. The woodcrafter subcontractor was very grateful. :wink: