LABRADOODLE CHIT CHAT
Co-founder and Developer of The ASD (Australian Service Dog) Australian Labradoodle.
Rutland Manor Website
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This is a FUN CHAT PAGE FOR LABRADOODLE LOVERS TO SHARE FUNNY AND SAD STORIES AND PHOTOS. It is a safe place for children to visit and the environment is monitored to keep it so.If you have a doggy medical problem, please seek the help of your veterinary clinic as suggestions given here are not intended to replace proper medical advice. RULES. This is not a Breeders' Forum and no discussions on breeding are permitted. Anonymous or hostile posts will be deleted. Advertising is not permitted in any form. Reference to other Breeders will be removed. Posting email contact or URL's to Breeders is advertising and will be deleted. Posts must be civil and courteous. Thank you. Moderators
Posts should be in the ENGLISH language. If you see any offensive posts please advise us, This chat is to be maintained as a fun child friendly place to visit, Please help us to keep it that way. Any nasty posts will be removed without comment or warning. If there is a problem you are invited to email and we will do what ever we can to help or rectify the problem. For more Information on The ASD Australian Labradoodle please feel welcome to visit our Web Page
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HOW TO POST PICTURES TO RUTLAND MANOR LABRADOODLE CHIT CHAT:
Using a Windows-based PC:
1. First upload your pictures to Photobucket. Go to the Photobucket.com web site and follow their simple instructions.
2. On Photobucket, enlarge the picture you want to post by clicking on it.
3. RIGHT click on the LARGE picture.
4. Click on properties
5. Highlight the entire HTTP line.
6. Control C to copy the HTTP line.
7. Go to the place you want to post your picture. (If it is on a chat page go to the "message" area.)
8. Type: <
9. Type: img src= (be sure to leave the space between img src)
10. Place your cursor IMMEDIATELY after the = Then CONTROL V will paste your HTTP line there.
11. Type: >
12. Press Enter
YOU'RE DONE!!!
When you re-display the page, the pictures will show.
Repeat this for each picture.
Using a Mac: (Special Thanks to Nisey & The Girl Gang for Updating the Mac Directions!!)
* One hint that really helps on a Mac is that you can open many windows on the internet by clicking "Control T". It will open a tab for the new window but keep the first window open with the title on it. Now all you have to do is click from one to the other.
1. You must first have your picture somewhere on a website. Shutterfly or Photobucket work well.
2. Once you have uploaded your pictures into an album, open the album, then select a picture by clicking on it.
3. When it (the picture) comes up, click on it to enlarge it.
4. Now right click on the picture and select "Copy image address"
5. Go back to the Chit Chat page. Type in < img src=PASTE YOUR HTTP ADDRESS OF THE PIC HERE > with no spaces immediately after the "=" sign. Leave the brackets at the beginning and end. There are also no spaces after the first < and before the last >. To paste the picture in, just click "Control V".
6. It helps to already have a note started on the chat page where you want the picture to show up, then just decide where you want the picture and paste in all the information in step #5. The picture will not show up until you either "Preview Message" or "Post Message". All you will see while writing the note is the stuff you typed in and the image address.
7. You're done! Repeat as needed.
Using a Windows-based PC:
1. First upload your pictures to Photobucket. Go to the Photobucket.com web site and follow their simple instructions.
2. On Photobucket, enlarge the picture you want to post by clicking on it.
3. RIGHT click on the LARGE picture.
4. Click on properties
5. Highlight the entire HTTP line.
6. Control C to copy the HTTP line.
7. Go to the place you want to post your picture. (If it is on a chat page go to the "message" area.)
8. Type: <
9. Type: img src= (be sure to leave the space between img src)
10. Place your cursor IMMEDIATELY after the = Then CONTROL V will paste your HTTP line there.
11. Type: >
12. Press Enter
YOU'RE DONE!!!
When you re-display the page, the pictures will show.
Repeat this for each picture.
Using a Mac: (Special Thanks to Nisey & The Girl Gang for Updating the Mac Directions!!)
* One hint that really helps on a Mac is that you can open many windows on the internet by clicking "Control T". It will open a tab for the new window but keep the first window open with the title on it. Now all you have to do is click from one to the other.
1. You must first have your picture somewhere on a website. Shutterfly or Photobucket work well.
2. Once you have uploaded your pictures into an album, open the album, then select a picture by clicking on it.
3. When it (the picture) comes up, click on it to enlarge it.
4. Now right click on the picture and select "Copy image address"
5. Go back to the Chit Chat page. Type in < img src=PASTE YOUR HTTP ADDRESS OF THE PIC HERE > with no spaces immediately after the "=" sign. Leave the brackets at the beginning and end. There are also no spaces after the first < and before the last >. To paste the picture in, just click "Control V".
6. It helps to already have a note started on the chat page where you want the picture to show up, then just decide where you want the picture and paste in all the information in step #5. The picture will not show up until you either "Preview Message" or "Post Message". All you will see while writing the note is the stuff you typed in and the image address.
7. You're done! Repeat as needed.
THIS IS NOT A FORUM. IT IS A FUN CHAT PAGE FOR LABRADOODLE LOVERS TO SHARE TIPS & STORIES & TO MAKE LABRADOODLE CYBER FRIENDS. ADVERTISING BY OTHER BREEDERS IS PROHIBITED. SUBTLE ADVERTISING BY BREEDERS POSTING WITH EMAIL LINK TO THEIR KENNELS IS PROHIBITED AND SUCH POSTS WILL BE REMOVED.