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    Chris
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    Simple PhotoBucket Tutorial.
    This assumes you have created an account at http://www.photobucket.com and are logged in.

    Click on choose files to upload your photos, this will open a dialogue box to allow you to select which files to upload, in the resize box choose 800*600 as your image size.

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    Once your files have been uploaded, hold your mouse over the photo you wish to insert into the forum and click on the IMG Code box, press CTRL & C this will copy the link to your photo.

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    In the forum, all you need to do now is to paste the link where you would like the photo to display.
    Do this by clicking your mouse at the right location and press CTRL & V, this will paste your link to the photo in the forum. You won’t actually see the photo until you have submitted the form.

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    Remember to, if you move or delete the photos from your photobucket account the pictures will no longer display in the forum.
    Good Luck
    Chris.

    #116144

    David
    Member

    Thanks Mate I think I got it but I am not sure, I will give it a go

    #116146

    Chris
    Member

    Post it man post it!!

    #116147

    Anonymous

    Nice work Chris, this needed to be done really :)

    #116228

    Greg
    Member

    Yeah good job

    TB

    #116377

    Glenn Shaw
    Member

    OK can paste the link to my pics no problem, but why does it only show half the pic ?

    #124241

    Greg
    Member

    Need to reduce the pic size first, I take all high resalution pics and the reduce them before I run them through Photo bucket, heres a link you can free download http://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe ,
    its mircosoft so its ok, when its done just right click on the photo, its says Resize Picture, click on that and resize it to the small option, then load that into photo bucket. I know theres away of doing it in photobucket but thats what I do

    #124246

    Glenn Shaw
    Member

    OK thanks boss, so what is the recommended size for posting hear ?

    #116145

    mike
    Member

    G’day Admin.

    I was tryin to put a little ride report together yesterday. I had some photos of me sons out ridin so i thought I’d give it a go at down loading them from Photobucket. All was good and followed the “Simple PhotoBucket Tutorial”. I had it all set up and it was lookin good in the “preview” part but when i went to send it I got an “error on page” and it would’nt send. I was just wondering if ya’s know what i was doin wrong.

    Also this had nothin to with the dodgy post i did in the KTM-Kurry post that TB deleted for me.

    Sorry for being a pain in the bum. B)

    #179042

    Mick D
    Member

    Dusty wrote:

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    G’day Admin.

    I was tryin to put a little ride report together yesterday. I had some photos of me sons out ridin so i thought I’d give it a go at down loading them from Photobucket. All was good and followed the “Simple PhotoBucket Tutorial”. I had it all set up and it was lookin good in the “preview” part but when i went to send it I got an “error on page” and it would’nt send. I was just wondering if ya’s know what i was doin wrong.

    Also this had nothin to with the dodgy post i did in the KTM-Kurry post that TB deleted for me.

    Sorry for being a pain in the bum. B)

    Dusty, what probably happened to you was that the page “timed out” your best bet is to do a ride report on a word document and then copy and paste it to the site.
    Cheers
    Mick

    #179046

    mike
    Member

    Thanks Mick. That makes sense too as it took me a while to put it all
    together and get it all sorted. I’ll probably give it a go tomorrow.

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