Thread: 5th annual Byron MELTDOWN Drags

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Some great pictures! Here's the first one as a "teaser", three mouse clicks....

Thanks Guys for the comments---I know that I didn't do a very good job with the posting as there are some pics that wasn't from that race---Bluebirds/barbque,etc and some others from a previous race but at least none of the dismal scenes flying over Mideast,Pakistan on way to New Delhi back in the 90s!!!!!!!!!!!


I'm still experimenting with the photobucket site and its features--was surprised at how much I can expand a photo to look at details,makes me glad I got the camera I do------------


I got the feeling that the 3 mouse clicks I used aren't the same as the 3 Roger used so I'm hoping for some tips!!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by jerry clayton

I got the feeling that the 3 mouse clicks I used aren't the same as the 3 Roger used so I'm hoping for some tips!!!!!!!!!

There's a dedicated thread with a sticky that explains it in detail, and we've been through it several times, but it's drop dead simple - 1) In Photobucket, hover your cursor over the image you want to post on CHR, right click, select "Copy image URL" and left click to copy; 2) back in CHR, in the thread where the image is going, after you type whatever lead in you want go up to the line of action icons at the top and over to the seventh box from left (looks like an old home movie screen) and left click that icon ("Insert Image"). In the box that appears, left click and select "Paste" to insert the image URL. When you post the thread, the picture appears. You can put up to 35 images in one thread, simply by repeating the three steps, Photobucket "copy image URL", CHR "paste image URL". Paste an image link, space down a line or two (and add any text you may want in those lines), paste another image link, space down a couple of lines, etc, etc.

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Great video on the H>A>M>B> and nice slide show too!

just had lunch now back to computer lesson

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2:24 pm how am I doin"?

its 1:56 cdt 80+ outside and here goes


Bob McClure--photogragher from Hawaii

Thank You Jerry!! Excellent Photos!! From now on when someone ask why I like old cars I'll just show them this thread!! If they don't get it, well they don't get it!!! Pete