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labdude · 05-13-2008, 01:13 PM

Hi Don,
Thank you for your participation.
Posting pictures can be done by using the menu at the bottom of a post. Go Advanced, it says. Uploaded pictures can only be 97k in a post, but, you can place about 7 or 8 pictures in the post. Browse through the thread about Bionators, etc. you will see some examples. Like anything else, new to learn, but once you do it, it is easy.
Like Teofil and Cade have done, they post a link to another site for displaying pictures and tutorials. Just do the easiest thing for you. A link to youtube for the video is a good idea as well.
Enjoy the AAO and we'll look forward to hearing from you here when you return. Those meetings are exciting and intense. At least for me they were. I do remeber talking to some of the regulars years ago, I don't really remember names. Some of those guys, it's just another day, another boring sales job. For me as a small lab, it was a real enjoyable time.
Thanks again for the IPC units and all your help.
Mike.

05-13-2008, 01:13 PM	#3 (permalink)
labdude Stellar Patrol Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Cascades in Oregon Age: 55 Posts: 893 Gallery: 16 Rating: 100% (4) Rep Power: 2	Hi Don, Thank you for your participation. Posting pictures can be done by using the menu at the bottom of a post. Go Advanced, it says. Uploaded pictures can only be 97k in a post, but, you can place about 7 or 8 pictures in the post. Browse through the thread about Bionators, etc. you will see some examples. Like anything else, new to learn, but once you do it, it is easy. Like Teofil and Cade have done, they post a link to another site for displaying pictures and tutorials. Just do the easiest thing for you. A link to youtube for the video is a good idea as well. Enjoy the AAO and we'll look forward to hearing from you here when you return. Those meetings are exciting and intense. At least for me they were. I do remeber talking to some of the regulars years ago, I don't really remember names. Some of those guys, it's just another day, another boring sales job. For me as a small lab, it was a real enjoyable time. Thanks again for the IPC units and all your help. Mike.