21-05-2012, 07:23 AM
Nice to see a post from you Joe G!
Interesting things those aerials/amplifiers. It will make a nice restoration project for someone, with no complications over batteries as it's mains powered.
I asume that you intended to add a link or an attachment, but there was no attachment.
To attach a pic or a file you need to go down to 'New Attachment', click on 'Browse', open the pic from 'My Pictures' or wherever you've stored it, then on the right hand side of the screen, cick on 'Add Attachment'. Wait a few secs and it will add it, then under 'New Attchment' you'll see the name of the attachment. Unfortunately, if you then click 'Preview Post', though you'll be able to check that your attachment has been added, you won't be able to view it till you've posted the message - all that you'll see is a little red box with an 'x' in it. However, the forum software allows you to edit your post at any time - if for example you've added the wrong pic or file. You can add or remove attachments or edit any of your posts at any time, but you can't delete the whole post except by contacting a moderator. (You could of course empty the whole of the text and remove the attachments though, leaving a blank post, which is a bit quirky!).
Hope that helps.
Interesting things those aerials/amplifiers. It will make a nice restoration project for someone, with no complications over batteries as it's mains powered.
I asume that you intended to add a link or an attachment, but there was no attachment.
To attach a pic or a file you need to go down to 'New Attachment', click on 'Browse', open the pic from 'My Pictures' or wherever you've stored it, then on the right hand side of the screen, cick on 'Add Attachment'. Wait a few secs and it will add it, then under 'New Attchment' you'll see the name of the attachment. Unfortunately, if you then click 'Preview Post', though you'll be able to check that your attachment has been added, you won't be able to view it till you've posted the message - all that you'll see is a little red box with an 'x' in it. However, the forum software allows you to edit your post at any time - if for example you've added the wrong pic or file. You can add or remove attachments or edit any of your posts at any time, but you can't delete the whole post except by contacting a moderator. (You could of course empty the whole of the text and remove the attachments though, leaving a blank post, which is a bit quirky!).
Hope that helps.
Regards, David.
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'I'm in my own little world, but I'm happy, and they know me here'
