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First open a free account with www.photobucket.com

Follow the instruction there and upload your photos to your album on Photobucket.

After you have uploaded the images to Photobucket go to the image you want to place in the post and click on the line next to the black arrow below. Photobucket is cool, you don't even have to hit the copy function. Just by clicking on it, it will be copied to your clipboard.



Go to your post that you want the image to be in and "right click your mouse and paste the address to the photo in your post.

After you have uploaded the images to the post if you find they are too large go back to Photobucket, click Edit above the photo and change the size. The changes will automatically go into effect on the post. Remember, you are not actually putting the photo in the post. You are putting the address where the photo is located on Photobucket, so changes there will show on your post. If they don't refresh the screen by hitting your F5 Key


 
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thanks Dave, this is just what I was looking for


Bob and Jan Orr
Canadian Barth owners
94 30ft. Breakaway/3116 Cat/ Allison 5 speed/ Gillig
 
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Hey Dave,

Is there a way you can put a max size on the avatar picture? Like 100x100 pixels or something?
 
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Dave,
You're the man! Thanks for helping me set up my new signature tag.
Tere-Mrs. humbojb


Jim and TereJim and Tere

1985 Regal
29' Chevy 454 P32
8411 3172 29FP3B
Gear Vendor 6 Speed Tranny
 
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Okay. That didn't work. Dave, if you see this can you help the computer illiterate, namely me? How do I downsize this photo?
Bruce


9303 3855 33BS 1B
Bruce & Kathleen
1993 33' Front Entrance Breakaway
230HP Cummins 5.9, Allison 6 speed, Spartan Chassis, Nicely Optioned
 
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Hey -- Not only the photo, but did you ever figure out how to add the signature information?

Betsy Feren
 
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Hey, I did it!!! Betsy, follow these instruction given to me by Rusty to add a signature:
One thing that'll save you a lot of typing is to go to the "Go" tab at the top of any forum, then "Personal Zone"/"Profile", then "View/Edit Complete Profile" on the right. Scroll down to "Signature", and put in the year, model, engine, etc. for your Barth.


9303 3855 33BS 1B
Bruce & Kathleen
1993 33' Front Entrance Breakaway
230HP Cummins 5.9, Allison 6 speed, Spartan Chassis, Nicely Optioned
 
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Hey Bruce & Kathleen --

Nothing like reading the directions! I think mine will work now too. Thank you.


Betsy & Carl Feren
Ms Idgie and April
1992 30' Barth Breakaway
 
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Betsy,
Looks like you got it. I see you have a '92 Breakaway. I am new to Barth ownership (bought 4/18/07) along with RV'ing (never had one). We bought a front entrance '93, but it was produced in Oct. of '92. Since there should be similar features in both of ours, I hope I can bounce some questions off you to try to figure out what everything is on ours. The past owners have been helpful, but even they do not know what some of the sitches are for or how to operate everything. They just knew what they used.
bruce


9303 3855 33BS 1B
Bruce & Kathleen
1993 33' Front Entrance Breakaway
230HP Cummins 5.9, Allison 6 speed, Spartan Chassis, Nicely Optioned
 
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This is a test to see if an avatar pictures shows up with my post.


1990 Regency 34'
Cummins 6CTA 8.3 240hp
Spartan Chassis,
4 speed Allison MT643
 
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Holy smoke! A picture in a post this time.
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Originally posted by Don in Niagara:


This is a test to see if an avatar pictures shows up with my post.


1990 Regency 34'
Cummins 6CTA 8.3 240hp
Spartan Chassis,
4 speed Allison MT643
 
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Oooooh, that looks cold!!! I use to have one of those shovels, but I moved to Georgia and cut the handle off to use it for something else. don't remember what, must be getting old.
Nick
 
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