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Discussion in 'Free Fire Zone' started by David Barton (DB) Mathis, Jun 15, 2003.

  1. David Barton (DB) Mathis

    David Barton (DB) Mathis Member

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    Just seeing if i know how to post a pic. [​IMG]

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  2. David Barton (DB) Mathis

    David Barton (DB) Mathis Member

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    I wonder what's wrong with my pic? to big? :confused: :confused: :confused:
     
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    David Barton (DB) Mathis Member

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    Now it works? that's wierd!
     
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    David Barton (DB) Mathis Member

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    testing again. srry for any inconvience
     
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    Otto GröFaZ Staff Member WW2|ORG Editor

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    David, welcome to the Forums.

    No problem with the testing, this is exactly what the FF Zone was created for. [​IMG]

    I know why your images aren't working. ;) It's because you are attempting to link images that are hosted on a geocities website. Geocities has filters that prevent people from linking directly to their images. Since thay are a free service, they don't want people using them solely as image hosts, something that can get a little costly if they are serving images all over the web.

    However, I know of a little cheat. ;)

    On your geocities server, rename the extension of you image to .txt, in this case you would rename ennie3.jpg to ennie3.txt. Next, insert the image using the normal image code and it *should* work. Here is an example of the code I'm reffering to:

    normal method:
    </font><blockquote>code:</font><hr /><pre style="font-size:x-small; font-family: monospace;">[​IMG]</pre>[/QUOTE]sneaky method:
    </font><blockquote>code:</font><hr /><pre style="font-size:x-small; font-family: monospace;">[​IMG]</pre>[/QUOTE]Hope it works!
     
  6. Panzerknacker

    Panzerknacker New Member

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    Nice pic DB!
    Welcome to the forums also!
     
  7. David Barton (DB) Mathis

    David Barton (DB) Mathis Member

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    Thanks, Panzer and Otto! Great advice! :eek:
     
  8. Stefan

    Stefan Cavalry Rupert

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    Sorry to hijack your thread DB, I want to see if I can get some images to work, thanks.

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    Now I hope they work

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  9. David Barton (DB) Mathis

    David Barton (DB) Mathis Member

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    No problem Stefan. lol :D Look's like you have the same problem I did. otto's adive worked great for me.
     
  10. Erich

    Erich Alte Hase

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    David, what is your pic of ? the one displayed; which a coat of arms of.... ? nice !

    ~E
     
  11. David Barton (DB) Mathis

    David Barton (DB) Mathis Member

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    The coat of arms is My grandfathers Battalion patch from the "63rd sig bn" the other pic(should be working now, if not it's in my profile) is my grandfather in the local newspapper right after he left.
    Thanks
     
  12. David Barton (DB) Mathis

    David Barton (DB) Mathis Member

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    Erich, all the info i have on the unit insignia.

    Orange and white are the Signal Corps colors. The four bendlets represent the four battle honors awarded the organization in World War II. The silhouette of the mosque (taken from the Fifth Army shoulder sleeve insignia) is for service in North Africa, and the green boot, representing Italy, is for service in that country.
     
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    David :

    Ich verstehen.......excellent choice for a signature.....

    ~E
     
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    Welcome to these forums and nice pic of your Grandfather. [​IMG]
     

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