I absolutely love my 1200RT, but was disappointed when I realized that every time I opened
those gorgeous sytem cases, that everything pretty much fell out!
Well, here's how I solved that, for under $20.
http://www.mediafire.com/?vir5yp5ap346bi7
How I keep stuff from falling out of the system cases
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Re: How I keep stuff from falling out of the system cases
How about posting photos without the necessity of a download from Mediafire? I really do not like to download unnecessary software from any site to look at some photos.
MSF #127350 NAUI #36288
2011 RT
WARNING: TEST RIDING THE R1200R IS HAZARDOUS TO YOUR FINANCES
2011 RT
WARNING: TEST RIDING THE R1200R IS HAZARDOUS TO YOUR FINANCES
Re: How I keep stuff from falling out of the system cases
Mainly because not only are there about a dozen pictures but there's a bunch of text along with them
to explain what I did.
And Media Fire does not require you to download any software - it opens the file with the Excel software
you have on your own computer.
Besides, I don't see anything that allows me to post pictures. Feel free to tell me how.
to explain what I did.
And Media Fire does not require you to download any software - it opens the file with the Excel software
you have on your own computer.
Besides, I don't see anything that allows me to post pictures. Feel free to tell me how.
Re: How I keep stuff from falling out of the system cases
Ok ! Go to a site like Photobucket and set up a free account. Then you can upload the photos. After they are posted there are links that you can copy and paste to here that will link back to the photos you have on that site.. The link that you copy says "IMG Code" with a bunch of stuff which is the address to the actual photo. Past that string of text to the message posted here. Give it a try. That is how any of the photos that appear inline with message threads are posted on here.macx wrote:Mainly because not only are there about a dozen pictures but there's a bunch of text along with them
to explain what I did.
And Media Fire does not require you to download any software - it opens the file with the Excel software
you have on your own computer.
Besides, I don't see anything that allows me to post pictures. Feel free to tell me how.
Doug
MSF #127350 NAUI #36288
2011 RT
WARNING: TEST RIDING THE R1200R IS HAZARDOUS TO YOUR FINANCES
2011 RT
WARNING: TEST RIDING THE R1200R IS HAZARDOUS TO YOUR FINANCES
Re: How I keep stuff from falling out of the system cases
I used to use Photobucket a lot, but since they've "improved" it so it's extremely
cumbersome to arrange the pictures in sequence, I've quit using them for anything more
than something that takes only a couple pics and where sequence doesn't matter.
You used to be able to "drag and drop" pics within an album to put them where
you want, but now you can only arrange by title or date, etc, so you have to
first give them a sequential title before you even upload.
cumbersome to arrange the pictures in sequence, I've quit using them for anything more
than something that takes only a couple pics and where sequence doesn't matter.
You used to be able to "drag and drop" pics within an album to put them where
you want, but now you can only arrange by title or date, etc, so you have to
first give them a sequential title before you even upload.