pictures to post

[jimelfarm]

I have some pics of my '67 restoration to post for your comments but I have not the foggiest notion how to do it. I could use some help. These pics are currently in a folder inside this computer thing somewhere.

[cooperhw]

Originally Posted by jimelfarm

I have some pics of my '67 restoration to post for your comments but I have not the foggiest notion how to do it. I could use some help. These pics are currently in a folder inside this computer thing somewhere.

The easiest way I found is to type the words you want to post then scroll down this page till you see the "manage attachments" button. push it and then on the upper left side of the page a page will pop up Hit one of the "Browse" buttons and it will allow you to look in your computer at your pictures you have stored. Once you select the pic you want hit "open" and then "upload". have to wait a bit between pics but it will allow you to load up to 5 pics. The come back to this page and just below "manage attachments" hit "submit reply".
Sounds difficult, but it is a piece of cake once you do it a couple times.
Wayne

[Sklptrljay]

I struggle with computers too, so you're not alone. There are a couple ways to do it. Since you have them saved in your computer try this.

1) Click on "post reply".
2) Click on the paper clip image in the top center of the box.
3)A new window will pop up that says manage attachments. Click on "choose file".
4)It will open your files on your computer. Find the one you want to use and double click it. It should send the info to the "manage attachments" window.
5) Click on the upload box inside the "manage attachments" window.
6)Add as many as you want, then I always go back to the "post reply" window and click "preview" before I submit it to make sure the pictures were in the post.

Good luck.

[jimelfarm]

Thanks for the computer help. I'll put up some more as time permits. (Max the dog thinks this truck is junk but what does he know)

[hugger6933]

Love the shot of the bed and of the floor, it was an early attempt from the General at brake cooling and flow through ventilation.

[cooperhw]

I don't think that truck is junk. Rough yes. Not the truck to do a million dollar super-build on, but I wouldn't mind owning it. Matte of fact I like it.

[jimelfarm]

slow progress. The floor is totally shot. Today's lesson: lift up the ENTIRE floor mat for inspection.

[swamp rat]

Ok, just a suggestion, so far you have 2 threads in the same area of this forum (67-72 message board) and your posting the same pictures, stick to one thread. Better yet ask the mods to move this thread to the build section, and keep going back to the same thread and post updates.

(the other thread) http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=692059

Every time you post in these 2 threads they show up and the top of the forum, its kinda redundant.