Posting pics

[bflemingor]

Any suggestions as to how to post pics from a Mac? Go to "upload" and nada...

[Hilton]

Scroll down from the reply or post new thread and you see Additional Options, second box down Attach Files, Manage Attachments. Choose the file you want and then remember to hit Upload. Takes a couple of seconds and that's it. Not sure if this also helps, but go to your User CP under edit options and Thread display options check the box for display images and remember to save at the bottom. HTH

[scottydawg]

Posted with a Mac Pro Early 2008 using Safari...

[scottydawg]

P.S. - Did you make sure you photo was sized properly?? 90% of the upload problems I see on forums are due to size. Your photos should be no more then 250kb or 640x480 for effective uploading and viewing.

[grahamw]

If you are using iPhoto then within iPhoto select Share/Export, resize the image and save it to the desktop with a sensible name. Then when you click attach files, choose and browse for the file, click on the file/pic, then upload and then close window.

Regards

[johkar]

so that's how you do it

[andy]

Posted with a Mac Pro Early 2008 using Safari...
I see no MAC anywhere

[Hilton]

" Graham Wintersgill
On the bonnnie bonnie banks of Loch Lomond "

Graham comes from Scotland. I'm sure he could find a "MAC" or Two. :)

[bflemingor]

OK - it WAS size - just couldn't get it small enough.. Thanks

[mtrevelino]

OK - it WAS size - just couldn't get it small enough.. Thanks
You got it too small! Next time, try leaving it a little larger.

[Hilton]

Yep, not too Big.
Maybe too Small.
But definitely too Straight.
Feel the need for Curves
:histerica

[scottydawg]

I see no MAC anywhere
Oh it's here... and I have 25 more days to pay for it if I don't want to pay interest. That 120 days/same as cash deal rocks right up until it's due :o

[bflemingor]

In the latest version of iPhoto - it's Photo/export- set style & size, put it on the desktop, then upload. A real "load" to share pics...

[bflemingor]

BTW - if you look at the ridge in the distance, there's 2 miles of class 1 road (tight twisties, with NO rails) slicing up the side at 45 to the current line. If you look close, you can see it.

Rode all day & saw 3 cages! My kind of riding.