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Pictures from mca 10 or mca 20 |
JiggyJaggy
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mrNoodles
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havent you forgot .jpg? |
mixin
Joined: Jan 26, 2002
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From: Notts, UK
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if you have uploaded the pics on pbase, i dont think itl work, cos they, like geocities and many others have disabled photo linking 
youll just have to give us the link to the images, or find another host 
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mrNoodles
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That might be the problem!!
Or cant it be that he forgot the ....".jpg"?
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mixin
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actually i think he is linking to a webpage instead of the actual image
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lazarini
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On 2002-05-29 13:59, lazarini wrote:
So here i post u a pic made with SE t68i and mca20 communicam the smudge on the left bottom corner is actualy my cord from ict 13 holster dont let that bother u the pic is 640*480 dimmension this is the qualiti that u get and when u think that u can send it via email from phone in les than 2 minits i think u have the hit accesory of the summer for ure phone 
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u have to host the pics on a html server mine is hosted on lycos where u get a free account and 50 mb of space on their server than just use the ftp client or wincommander to upload there
and the pics i have a lots problems on ordinari gsm connection with sending them via mail now i have no problem couse i use GPRS !!
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JiggyJaggy
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i think your right. i am linking to the url without realising. how do i link it to the picture itself then? thanks Jag |
JiggyJaggy
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JiggyJaggy
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hi does it cost alot more to send the photos over gprs rather than sending via ir to your computer first? i can it is worth investing in a IR port for my computer i think. is that how you guys use the caera and phone to upload photos?
thanks Jag
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JiggyJaggy
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 I think this should finally work...fingers crossed!
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ervil
Joined: Mar 18, 2002
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From: Oslo, Norway
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Depends on what you pay for your GPRS. I pay NOK 25 = 3,5 EURO pr. Mb. I sent a pitcure (640x480) to my brother and it was 41k. It means that I can send about 25 pitcures on a Mb. One pitcure is for me NOK 1 = 0,15 EURO. It's the same as one SMS. Quite cheap actually. Small pitcures is even cheaper... |
JiggyJaggy
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oh i was under the impression that it would cost more like £0.50 ie nearly 5-10 times the price of sms!! maybe i will use it more often then!!!!! I am still having problems sending pictures via email though!!!! any one have any tested server settings/isp settings used to send pictures through email? i can sent written text fine...but not pics.
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tahe
Joined: May 30, 2002
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From: Oslo
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JiggyJaggy
As an explanation of what you tried above:
This is the adress you've tried to give to your picture:
http://www.pbase.com/image/2277319
it is actually the adress to your webpage. You have to link to the picture file instead. The hard part is finding the actual url. I usually find them by right-clicking the picture and doing "save picture as" on the right-click menu in Internet Explorer. It then suggests a filename. I copy this, cancel save, do "View source code" and search for the filename. You will then find it as part of a tag looking like this:
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Copy the adress from there.
Now, sometimes the url you find will be on the format "blabla/filename.jpg". You will then have to take the url from the adress bar in Internet explorer. E.g. http://etc.com/morebla/index.htm and merge them to get the complete URL. The URL in the file was a relative one, and it is relative to the path of the page you are at. So in my example, the merged url would be http://etc.com/morebla/blabla/filename.jpg
This is the actual url for the image on your page:
http://genji.image.pbase.com/u10/jiggyjaggy/upload/2277319.t68five.JPG
And it works well if you use it:
Where did you get the red T68?
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DarthVader
Joined: May 30, 2002
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Go for the mca-20 instead, its worth it. |
JiggyJaggy
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Thanks for the advise on the url..i tried that and it works...what works even better is if you right click the image and click on properties. it shiws the full url address...then you can simply copy and paste it into esato or wherever you want to use it. I bought the red T68 off someone. Its a prototype from the Cebit Exhibition. Full working version...to be upgraded to T68i tommorrow and is sim free. its up for sale if anyone is interested???? |
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Posted: 2002-05-30 20:39
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