LAdams
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troll3193 wrote:some day the forum software will do this itself and we can save the mods a ton of time re-sizing photos...
the image post on a couple other forums I am on, just asks for the url and handles the size automatically...
O Boy - I would kill for forum software that does that  ...
Seriously folks, I have said this before and will say it again - the easiest way to re-size photos is to simply insert the statement "width=640" after the .jpg extension in your IMG syntax statement... Make sure you include a space between the end of the .jpg statement and the width statement...
The forum software will re-size your photo to 640 pixels wide and properly size height as well automatically... See example below...
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Bill_B-67
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Here is ours the day we picked it up at the dealer.
And one the way home.
We can't wait for the weather to get warmer to get it out for the first time.
2008 Silverado 1500
2012 Wildwood 261XLT
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alligato
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We bought our first camper in April 2010 , this is at Carolina Adventure World.
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fun w son
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having problems getting photo from desktop to forum
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troll3193
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LAdams wrote:
O Boy - I would kill for forum software that does that ...
the Dodge Cummins Forum www.cumminsforum.com/forum/
is one of a few that I know that do it, perhaps the rv.net folks could reach out and see how they do it...
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bakerkids
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fun w son wrote:having problems getting photo from desktop to forum
You need to upload your photos to a photo hosting site first, such as Flickr or Webshots, etc.
Me '62, DH '59, DS '89, DD '90, DD '92
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Nosedive
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I use photobucket. It automatically resizes the pictures to managable forum size. Once you upload you just click on the IMG Code box which is like cutting something in Microsoft Word. You then just right click in the reply to the thread that you are in and the link will then show up in the thread. When you submit the post the pictures will show up.
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bakerkids
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Nosedive wrote:I use photobucket. It automatically resizes the pictures to managable forum size. Once you upload you just click on the IMG Code box which is like cutting something in Microsoft Word. You then just right click in the reply to the thread that you are in and the link will then show up in the thread. When you submit the post the pictures will show up.
That's the way Flickr works, too. You choose from 6 sizes. I right click and go to "properties", then click to copy the URL.
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jerem0621
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GeorgeNJ wrote:This is my newer to me TT, it's a 36' 1993 Skyline Nomad w/ a slide out. It's been great to have all that room, our last one was a 24'.
I made a pvc side rail for the upper bunks after the first night sleeping in it, our oldest (9y/o) fell out in his sleep. He wasn't hurt, infact he didn't even realise he fell he was in such a deep sleep. Since installing the side rails we had no more problems.
Your skyline has a very similar interior to my 31 ft Skyline Layton. I didn't know they made a model like this with a slide in the early 90's.
Mine doesn't have a slide but it's interior is also like new.
Exterior. Not so much.
I do have a few q's for you. What is the gvwr and what do you use to pull it?
Congrats on the new TT and good luck on the roof redo. I have heard that you can get the EPDM from a roofing supply store much cheaper that from a RV dealership. Mine will have to be done in the near future too.
Thanks!
TT: 1995 Layton 2910
Tow Vehicle: 1999 F-350, v10, , 2wd, Crew Cab, Dually
Hitch: Draw-Tite Trunnion WD Hitch with Reese Dual-Cam sway control
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fun w son
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