Link to picture from usenet post

[Magnum]

I decided to change out the brake on my grandson's Trek 20 Bike.

I thought it would be similar to other bikes I have worked on.
I need to find out where the spring goes that popped out.

I couldn't find an online or downloadable manual.

I remember seeing a post on usenet that had a link to a picture that you could temp store.
I could then post it to a bicycle group.

Does anyone know how I can accomplish it?

[dedndave]

do you know the link ?

write an HTML file and target the link with an A tag
then - open it in the browser and right-click on the link and "Save Target As"
i do something similar to download firefox add-ons for permanent storage

attached is an example...

[Magnum]

My explanation was not very clear.

I want to post a message to a usenet group.

In order for someone to understand what I would like, they need to see a picture of it.
I will scan a hand drawn drawing I made.

I found a site where you can upload photos and share, but you have to invite people.

I want anyone to be able to go to the site and see the picture.

[redskull]

Like this?

http://www.flickr.com/

[dedndave]

ahh - gotcha

i use ImageShack - similar to flickr

you can probably just post the picture in the forum   :U

[Magnum]

http://yfrog.com/1ftrek20j

Warning:
               The picture is ugly.

[Antariy]

Dave was right.

Go to this: "http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=14887.0"



Alex

[Magnum]

Attachment is really a jpeg.

[Antariy]

Attachment is really a jpeg.

...And this is an image itself:

[Magnum]

Antariy,

So how did you show the image?

[TmX]

test


insert image by using the attachment link

[Antariy]

Antariy,
So how did you show the image?

Well, pointed thread ("http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=14887.0") is sayed about that. You should post image "as" ZIP, get link to this pseudo-archive (from properties, for example), and modify message with pseudo archive -past image as usual ("Insert Image" Toolbar button). Save post after that.
Pointed thread explain this step-by-step in "real-time" (due to that is my first experiment in this).



Alex

[Magnum]

TmX,

Is your avatar a "cyclops guy" or a guy who uses only one of his eyes?  :bdg

[Magnum]

He's a bicyclist looking back at the dog.

Cycling is a hobby of mine.

I have had great danes chase me while cycling.  :lol

[TmX]

He's a bicyclist looking back at the dog.

I recognize your avatar. It's from The Blue Lotus, right?

:bg