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| Ian_Richardson |
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Location: Belford, Northumberland Posts: 24
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After 24hrs and a 900 mile round trip to the bottom of the country, I'm now the owner of DAA131K chassis n* 7526 ... Big thank you to John Collinson for selling me one of his projects, its been off the road for many years so i hope i can get it back where it belongs, but its going to take abit work (dont they all)
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| Ian_Richardson |
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Location: Belford, Northumberland Posts: 24
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| it fits |
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| Ian_Richardson |
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Location: Belford, Northumberland Posts: 24
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Bit of moss
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| Ian_Richardson |
| Posted on: June 29th, 2023, 20:29:17 |
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Location: Belford, Northumberland Posts: 24
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| how do i re size my pictures they are huge |
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| Neil KilBane |
| Posted on: June 30th, 2023, 10:55:01 |
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just a little fine tuning left to do.
Location: Newtown Forbes, Ireland Posts: 1,423
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Quoted from Ian_Richardson, posted June 29th, 2023, 20:29:17 at here |
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how do i re size my pictures they are huge
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If you are just attaching the raw image file to each post You may have to resize the pic either in dimension or possibly dpi before you attach it. Otherwise use some third party photo hosting site and just add a url link to the photo you want to post using the "Img" tags (this way you can add multiple photos to one post rather than having to post each pic individually)
Richard may be able to enlighten you more on this. |
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