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Post by pat perry on Feb 16, 2016 8:46:27 GMT 9
That ain't what I open to and nothing happens with the arrow- I get mount rushmore, a yellow one at that. SAME on Google Chrome I can't understand what you are talking about. Post the link that takes you to the Mt Rushmore pic you are describing.
If you still get Mt. Rushmore, try doing a F5 and clear out your temporary Internet cache. Then try this link again: www.f-106deltadart.com/piwigo/index.php?/category/333 which should take you directly to the 119th FIS photo album.
Pat P.
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Post by Gene on Feb 16, 2016 10:03:09 GMT 9
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Post by Jim on Feb 16, 2016 11:17:50 GMT 9
Look guys, I am intelligent enough to go back and click on either of the 2 icons on the original post and expect to get a picture of a F-106, instead, I get this link www.webshots.com/todays which will give me any of the "today's Flavors from Webshot. I am not, however, intelligent enough to pick out the 2 specific shots from 100 plus photos on the 119th FIS page. It appears that many, many specifically referenced photos will never be able to be recalled. You know, the ones the guy described in his post. Once again, would someone go back to the Dart Out original posting and recall those 2 specific pictures? |
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Post by Gene on Feb 16, 2016 12:33:10 GMT 9
 this is what I got from clicking the little icons |
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Post by Jim on Feb 16, 2016 13:06:09 GMT 9
this is what I got from clicking the little icons ME TOO........ |
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Post by pat perry on Feb 16, 2016 18:37:48 GMT 9
this is what I got from clicking the little icons ME TOO........ Jim & Gene, What is the URL of the page you are on and what "little icons" are you referring to?
Go to the page you are using and move your mouse pointer to the "little icon" that gives you the shark picture. Then hit the "prt scr" (print screen) button on your keyboard and save it to a .jpg file using MS Paint program and post it on the forum. We have to see where you are and what you are clicking in order to figure out why you are getting the shark picture.
Pat P.
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Post by Jim on Feb 16, 2016 23:53:19 GMT 9
Jim & Gene, What is the URL of the page you are on and what "little icons" are you referring to?
Go to the page you are using and move your mouse pointer to the "little icon" that gives you the shark picture. Then hit the "prt scr" (print screen) button on your keyboard and save it to a .jpg file using MS Paint program and post it on the forum. We have to see where you are and what you are clicking in order to figure out why you are getting the shark picture.
Pat P.
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Post by Gene on Feb 17, 2016 0:17:03 GMT 9
me to...
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Post by pat perry on Feb 17, 2016 1:21:12 GMT 9
Jim & Gene, What is the URL of the page you are on and what "little icons" are you referring to?
Go to the page you are using and move your mouse pointer to the "little icon" that gives you the shark picture. Then hit the "prt scr" (print screen) button on your keyboard and save it to a .jpg file using MS Paint program and post it on the forum. We have to see where you are and what you are clicking in order to figure out why you are getting the shark picture.
Pat P.
Jim & Gene, Now I see what you are talking about since you said it was the first post in the thread. I will edit that post and put the correct F-106 main website link in there and remove the little icons.
Those little icons with the X in them link to the WebShots.com website where MOA and I used to keep our pictures until WebShots stopped link sharing our photos and albums with other forums. We had thousands of pictures linked to the F-106 Forum and they all turned into the little icons that link only with WebShots home page (rat bast*ards).
Overall, WebShots users had millions of pictures linked to their own pictures on thousands of other forums. So WebShots decided to make the little icons link to their home page instead of the users' pictures and they might attract new users to join up with WebShots. They should have put a message on the little icons that said "no longer available".
On the Prt Scr suggestion: Remember when we had problems several years ago when our members were getting different views of the same page just because of all the different browsers they were using?. We used the Prt Scr feature to be able to look at all the different views people were getting so MOW could fix the problem. A picture is worth a thousand words!
Thanks, Pat P.
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Post by Jim on Feb 17, 2016 2:54:37 GMT 9
My "print Screen" feature doesn't work........... Does anybody have any idea just EXACTLY what those 2 pictures were?
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Post by pat perry on Feb 17, 2016 6:14:36 GMT 9
My "print Screen" feature doesn't work........... Does anybody have any idea just EXACTLY what those 2 pictures were? I don't know but there are 43 pictures on www.f-106deltadart.com/piwigo/index.php?/category/333 all grouped together when you scroll way down the page. One is a single flyover with the missile bay doors open.
My guess is that the two small icons were links to two photo albums that contained all 44 pictures. I often posted albums on the forum rather than individual pictures because you could go to the album and see all the pictures in it with captions.
Pat P.
Are you sure your print screen feature does not work? When you hit that button it puts the whole screen on the clipboard. Then you open up MS Paint and click on the Paste button at the top menu left and the whole screen print shows up and you can save it as a .jpg file to post on the forum. Comes in real handy when you get a long error message on your PC that you don't want to write down and it won't let you copy and past the text onto Notepad. Like the GEICO commercials used to say, "It's so easy a Caveman could do it". 
Example: 
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Post by Jim on Feb 17, 2016 9:19:34 GMT 9
 Like this?  Never knew you had to go to paint, etc. See, a Caveman from Capital One can do it |
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Post by pat perry on Feb 17, 2016 12:51:20 GMT 9
Like this? Never knew you had to go to paint, etc. See, a Caveman from Capital One can do it BRAVO! You don't have to be a teenager to learn about 'puters.
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Post by MOW on Feb 29, 2016 8:06:16 GMT 9
BTW, those old 2008 url links of the two photos were from the old now defunked Webshots, which is why they don't work.
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Post by Jim on Feb 29, 2016 10:08:31 GMT 9
BTW, those old 2008 url links of the two photos were from the old now defunked Webshots, which is why they don't work.
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Post by Mark O on Feb 29, 2016 11:41:39 GMT 9
BTW, those old 2008 url links of the two photos were from the old now defunked Webshots, which is why they don't work.
What photos? Unlike the old photo page, one has to click on "Download Photo" to open it. It gives you the option of saving it, or just opening it to view it larger. (No, I don't care for that so much myself. Prefer to just click on the photo to see a larger version.) Is that what you are experiencing Jim? Mark O |
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Post by Jim on Feb 29, 2016 13:24:25 GMT 9
How come on the NEW Photos site, some of the 27th FIS photos won't open and require comments?
What photos? Unlike the old photo page, one has to click on "Download Photo" to open it. It gives you the option of saving it, or just opening it to view it larger. (No, I don't care for that so much myself. Prefer to just click on the photo to see a larger version.) Is that what you are experiencing Jim? Mark O |
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Post by Mark O on Feb 29, 2016 13:36:33 GMT 9
The flags that were over 6 photos are gone and I can open all of them without down loading it I'm still figuring it out myself. We'll get used to it! Mark O |
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Post by Jim on Feb 29, 2016 13:54:49 GMT 9
 This photo is mislabeled- never was in the 27th. Started out in the 5th FIS from the factory |
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