2015 350TP #0108 Delivered

[DrumReaper]

My buddy received the call that his 15 came in. It's a beauty... 1 of 1, RR with white OTS. If I knew how to post pics I would do so... Maybe y'all can help a brother out.

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[Steve68]

Click "Go Advanced" and then click the little paper clip icon above the editing window. Another small browser window will open that will allow you to upload images from your local system or from a web url.

If the images are on your local system click on the "Choose File" icons and select the image files you want to upload and then hit the "upload" button.

The images should appear at the bottom of your post.

 

[DrumReaper]

Click "Go Advanced" and then click the little paper clip icon above the editing window. Another small browser window will open that will allow you to upload images from your local system or from a web url.

If the images are on your local system click on the "Choose File" icons and select the image files you want to upload and then hit the "upload" button.

The images should appear at the bottom of your post.

Says image is too large... I'll have to find another way.

 

[mcgraw]

Jump over to Flickr, create an account, and upload some super high quality hotness there! https://www.flickr.com/

That's my plan, anyway! If my dealer would hurry up and get my car in this week!

EDIT: That said, mustang6g should absolutely have a Flickr photo group to add our photos to!

 

[Bossing]

^Yeah Flickr is easy.

Says image is too large... I'll have to find another way.

If you're using Windows, just open up the image in Paint and then resize the image or crop it and then "save as" so that your file size can be smaller.

If you're using a Mac, press Command (⌘)-Shift-3 to screenshot the open image and then find the screenshot as a .png file on your desktop. It will be named as time/date stamp and should be a smaller sized file.

If all else fails, just go to your buddy's place and hoon around in his new GT350... :cheers:

 

[Steve68]

If you're a windows user you can also download a free program called Irfanview. Right click on each image file and select Open with->Irfanview and use the Image->Resize/Resample menu item and enter the resize as a percentage of the original. I usually start with 50% and if it's a super high-rez image like from my 6D I enter 25% then save it as a jpg file and it should upload.

 

[DrumReaper]

^Yeah Flickr is easy.


If you're using Windows, just open up the image in Paint and then resize the image or crop it and then "save as" so that your file size can be smaller.

If you're using a Mac, press Command (⌘)-Shift-3 to screenshot the open image and then find the screenshot as a .png file on your desktop. It will be named as time/date stamp and should be a smaller sized file.

If all else fails, just go to your buddy's place and hoon around in his new GT350... :cheers:

It's getting trailered here to his home tomorrow. We're gonna turn off the tv and sit in the garage with crown n Coke and watch the paint dry on it.

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