This is a test to see how a site called Imageshack works as a tool for posting images here at Breaktime. The pic is a Sketchup model I did to practice punching a hole through a shaped “extrusion.”
http://img306.imageshack.us/img306/4180/holethrusuccessful3mg.jpg
Sorry for the use of the bandwidth, but without doing the post here, I cannot tell how it works for me.
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I think image shack has an option to copy and paste stuff doesn't it?
GIVE ME AN............. D!
I can copy and paste a link, as I did in the original post. I have not seen a way to copy and paste the pic directly here.
Not having tried the feature at Imageshack that permits the pics to be linked, as pics, to a personal web page, there might be a way to do a pic there, then copy it and paste it here.
I was just trying to do it. I thought it was image shack that allowed it. There are some that do.
Copying and pasting from someone elses website drags down their bandwidth. It's frowned upon.
GIVE ME AN............. D!
"Copying and pasting from someone elses website drags down their bandwidth. It's frowned upon."linking to someones site takes there bandwith copying and pasting is stealing the image
"copying and pasting is stealing the image"Not if it is your image, which is the case here.
Now, if you open up that imageshack page in a separate window, you can right click on it, do a copy, then come back to the breaktime page, right click and do a paste.
Memory-wise, it's pretty good but the image is kind of big. 640x480 pixels or smaller works pretty well.
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Edited 5/31/2006 10:22 pm ET by Stuart