Adding pics
Vette C6.r
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How do you add pics so they aren't attachments.
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Click insert image icon (the yellow portrait of a mountain) and insert the URL to the image.
If you have no URL for it (because it's on your computer rather than on the internet somewhere), then just use a provider such as picasaweb/photobucket or some other free hosting site to upload your images to.Truck setup
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This what you're trying to paste?
You want to use the location of the image itself, not the entire link to the webpage.
Quote me so you can see what link I used.Truck setup
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Try right clicking an image and copy image location, then use that URL.
Sites like photobucket and others will post the URL to use to add in a forum/facebook/myspace/email and so forth.Truck setup
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That didn't bloody work.
Back to attachments.
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This what you're trying to paste?
You want to use the location of the image itself, not the entire link to the webpage.
Quote me so you can see what link I used.
Ok - got it !!!!
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Edit: Nevermind you got it :biggrin:
You're welcome!
The link can be quickly found by right clicking an image and choosing Copy Image Location. From there, control+v (or right-click and paste) the URL you copied.Truck setup
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i just nutted myself.
whats all done to the motor? are you using the standard c6zo6 body or any of the zr1 stuff? sorry if thats a stupid ? for ya.
i so cant wait to get onemole' -
Not stupid. The picture I sent in the URL I was just testing a web pic. I should have looked at it better. That is actually "just" a Z06 with the stickers and paint scheme. The race car uses ZR1 "like" body work. They have bigger spliters and diffusers than the factory car.
The race motors use to be done by Katech. Now they are done by the factory. Due to the regulations the motor actually has less horsepower than the ZR1.
Due to lack of competition they went from the GT1 class to the GT2 class to have more of a battle with Porsche, Ferrari, BWM and Jaguar. That GT1 car use to vibrate your entire body when it went by.
If you get a chance defiantly go. Well worth it. You can see the cars up close and talk to the drivers. As for sitting in them. Well……………… ya gotta know the crew and drivers. Hehe
I’ve been going to the races since 2001 and got to know the drivers and the crew very well.
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Vette C6.r wrote: »Not stupid. The picture I sent in the URL I was just testing a web pic. I should have looked at it better. That is actually "just" a Z06 with the stickers and paint scheme. The race car uses ZR1 "like" body work. They have bigger spliters and diffusers than the factory car.
The race motors use to be done by Katech. Now they are done by the factory. Due to the regulations the motor actually has less horsepower than the ZR1.
Due to lack of competition they went from the GT1 class to the GT2 class to have more of a battle with Porsche, Ferrari, BWM and Jaguar. That GT1 car use to vibrate your entire body when it went by.
If you get a chance defiantly go. Well worth it. You can see the cars up close and talk to the drivers. As for sitting in them. Well ya gotta know the crew and drivers. Hehe
Ive been going to the races since 2001 and got to know the drivers and the crew very well.
Check em out !!!
:eek:
someday, someday.....
do they ever come down to the SoCal area?
thanks for the infomole' -
As with everything in Cal you guys have two races. Laguna Seca and Long Beach. My choice would be Laguna Seca. Wonderful track and there is tons to see around the area. Not a big fan of temporary street courses i.e. Long Beach
Laguna Seca is like an hour or so south of San Fran. Well worth it.
Here is the schedule.
http://www.americanlemans.com/primary1.php?cat=schedule|calendar -
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Been to Laguna Seca a couple of times, it's just around the corner from here :biggrin:Truck setup
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oh ya, i remember the grand prix in LBC. never went to one tho. always been to busymole'
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CENTER: POLK CS2 SERIES II
REARS: 2 x POLK MONITOR 50 SERIES II
A/V RECEIVER: PIONEER VSX-1020-K
TV: SAMSUNG LN52A630
SONY PS3 FAT 80GB
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TIME WARNER CABLE HD-DVR: SCIENTIFIC ATLANTA EXPLORER 8300HDC
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REARS: 2 x POLK MONITOR 50 SERIES II
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TV: SAMSUNG LN52A630
SONY PS3 FAT 80GB
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TV: SAMSUNG LN52A630
SONY PS3 FAT 80GB
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