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Re: Try Your Forum Skills Here (Test Ground)

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16/Oct/2009, 7:24 pm

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Re: Try Your Forum Skills Here (Test Ground)

Jalal
I am having difficulty in uploading sections and pictures from the ESM into Photo Bucket.
Any ideas, its driving me crazy.
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14/Nov/2009, 8:01 pm

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Re: Try Your Forum Skills Here (Test Ground)

PhotoBucket seems to be working fine for me mate. Are you taking a snap-shot of the pages from the ESM and converting them to JPG format?

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14/Nov/2009, 8:45 pm

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Hi Tony,

The easiest way I find to do this is to click the camera symbol in Adobe Reader when viewing the ESM, drab the box around the part you want a snapshot of and then open Paint and paste it in there. Then you do a Save As, making sure you change the filetype to JPG.

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15/Nov/2009, 6:36 am

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Re: Try Your Forum Skills Here (Test Ground)

I was doing that Kev and Jalal, taking the snapshot, saving to clipboard, then trying to upload it.
All that photobucket said was that it doeesn't accept ' DOC' files or 'PDF' files or whatever else I tried to stick in there.
I'll give it a go.
If that fails, I'll just print it, take a photo and then go about it that way.
Thanks for your help.

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15/Nov/2009, 6:46 am

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Re: Try Your Forum Skills Here (Test Ground)

As Kev explained, you need to convert the file type from DOC or PDF to JPG format which PhotoBucket accepts. Having it sitting in your clipboard in DOC and PDF format, won't allow you to upload them to PhotoBucket.

You need to paste the snap-shot into Microsoft Paint application and convert the output to JPG format.

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15/Nov/2009, 6:53 am

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Re: Try Your Forum Skills Here (Test Ground)

It still didn't have a JPG listing under the clipboard.
What I did is print the document, scan it and then uploaded it as a normal picture.
Its of the silly thrust bearing the T31's have and is in the 4WD System & Transmission section if you want to have a look see.

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15/Nov/2009, 7:21 am

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Re: Try Your Forum Skills Here (Test Ground)

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It still didn't have a JPG listing under the clipboard.

The file format conversion needs to take place in the PAINT application. You would paste (Ctrl V) from clipboard to Paint and then select "Save As" and change the format in the field from the default *bmp file to *jpg

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