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Re: How to Post Your Scorecard

Mon, Jul 25 2011 3:08 AM by Hackmack. 103 replies.
  • MikeNJ United States
    MikeNJ
    17 Posts
    Wed, Jan 20 2010 6:11 PM

    view.php?pic=30wqzqp&s=6

     

    I wonder if this works....

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  • Soulcatcher Canada
    Soulcatcher
    1,790 Posts
    Fri, Jan 22 2010 9:39 AM

    Close,  on the left side of tinypic you have to use the link for forums. It starts with [IMG]  and you need that at both ends.

     

    like so

    You should resize it using the 'edit' tools to 450 pixels

    like so

    Happy hitting

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  • Faterson Slovakia
    Faterson
    2,885 Posts
    Sat, Jan 23 2010 3:44 AM

    Soulcatcher:
    Close,  on the left side of tinypic you have to use the link for forums. It starts with [IMG]  and you need that at both ends.

    Not really necessary, Soulcatcher. My recommendation, from page 1 of this thread, is to use the Direct Link for Layouts link, and insert it into the Insert Media pop-up window here.

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  • Soulcatcher Canada
    Soulcatcher
    1,790 Posts
    Sat, Jan 23 2010 5:54 AM

    I am actually lazy and just drag and drop the finished image.  Not very techie but it works.

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  • MikeNJ United States
    MikeNJ
    17 Posts
    Sun, Jan 24 2010 6:32 PM

    view.php?pic=2e4aneq&s=6

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  • MikeNJ United States
    MikeNJ
    17 Posts
    Tue, Jan 26 2010 6:03 AM

    view.php?pic=2lk883o&s=6

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  • Faterson Slovakia
    Faterson
    2,885 Posts
    Tue, Jan 26 2010 9:24 AM

    Mike, you need to copy the Direct Link for Layouts address, then paste it into the Insert Media window here in the forum, as described on page 1 of this thread. Are you doing that?  

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  • Lazarus10 United Kingdom
    Lazarus10
    2 Posts
    Sat, Jan 30 2010 5:09 PM

    My 1st attempt!!

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  • IPv6Freely United States
    IPv6Freely
    13 Posts
    Mon, Feb 15 2010 8:53 AM

    On OSX, command+shift+4 and either select the region you want to save, or hit space and click on the window to save the entire window. You will find the png file on your desktop.

    On windows7, use the Snipping Tool (in the start menu). The printscreen and paste into Paint thing is unnecessary now.

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  • SanteeJack United States
    SanteeJack
    5 Posts
    Tue, Feb 23 2010 3:59 AM

    Another easy program to us is screenrip32 (srip32.exe). You can copy in different formats. There is also an easy capture utility to copy different sized areas just using your mouse.

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