Greenpully
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Would someone please walk me thru posting pics that were taken with a regular camera ,NOT the digital type. Thank you. GP
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Greenpully
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Looks like I did it,but I do not know how I did it. I still need help Thanks GP
Aaron Ford
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To upload a pic from a normal camera, you can have the pics developed and scan them with a scanner, or simply order the disc when you get your prints developed. Second, the pics need to be uploaded to a site on the internet. Somewhere, anywhere. I use photobucket, but it is quirky and slow. Then get the address where the pic is located and put it in the link under the post. Most of us use digital cameras, so that skips the first step. There may be a way to post pics on the YTMag site, but I haven't found it yet. Hope this helps,
Aaron
Aaron
You have to digitize the pic first, as Aaron said.
Then, when its stored in your computer (under "my pictures", generally), you can post photo as follows:
In your reply (or post), click on "upload photo" at the bottom (its blue, and situated directly underneath "Advanced Posting Tools").
Click "browse" in the box that comes up. That should take you to "my pictures" in your computer.
Find the pic you want to post, click on it, and click "open" at the lower right.
This should take you back to the ytmag box, where you click "upload". Mission accomplished.
Then, when its stored in your computer (under "my pictures", generally), you can post photo as follows:
In your reply (or post), click on "upload photo" at the bottom (its blue, and situated directly underneath "Advanced Posting Tools").
Click "browse" in the box that comes up. That should take you to "my pictures" in your computer.
Find the pic you want to post, click on it, and click "open" at the lower right.
This should take you back to the ytmag box, where you click "upload". Mission accomplished.
old popper
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That is the nicest looking Allis-Chalmers tractor I have ever seen.
Anonymous-0
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I guess that's how you get a green and yellow tractor to run good...
Nathan (SD)
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Can you photoshop it back to orange while you are at it?
Anonymous-0
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My wife made the comment that he must have needed more power and style so this was the only way he could get it, because he certainly would not get it from a John Deere
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