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Wait I have GIMP too and I can't figure out how to get it onto CoinTalk (or any website for that matter).

 

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Well, I use ssh or just save it to the hard drive when I've sitting on my server. For cointalk there is also an attachment facility useing this icon on the top row above the message box, but you likely have to resize it




Ruben

 

ssh?

 

The half was a good deal but I'm sorry about that Merc. it looks as tho it has some serious problems.

 

Not sure what you mean by that...

 

http://www.openssh.com/

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSH_file_transfer_protocol

 

Do I need to use it or is there another way. GIMP is not a valid file for uploading to CoinTalk.

 

Ooops, I might have replied to the wrong thread. There was a merc and half someone bouht at a show that pics were posted about and that's what I was replying to. If I've erred, my apologies.

 

The gimp creates files. Create them as jpg and then attach them to cointalk threads by using the http://www.cointalk.com/forum/images/editor/attach.gif

paper clip icon on the top row of the message box. Look up on the top row. Use the advanced reply, not the quick reply.

Ruben

 

OK thanks I'll try it out.

 

I think you know how to do this because your photos are already attached to the thread. So I'm confused about what your confused about. The gimp isn't integrated into coin talk. You can't save from the gimp directly onto cointalk. That would be a security nightmare. (although it could be intregated as an on line tool. Google did that.)

Ruben

 

You answered my question when you told me to save it as a jpg on GIMP. Thing is, I tried it out and when I try to upload it as an attachment, it is still an xcf file. :rolling:

 

Ok that is a different problem. Did you give it a .jpg extension? I never had that happen.

Ruben

 

Your save dialog box should look like this

 

Yess!!!! Got it!!! Thanks a bunch.

 

its a pleasure. Soon you'll be spinning HTML in VIM

 

Not sure what you're talking about but I completely agree!!

 

The "S" mint mark on the OP's dime has a vertical orientation.

On this example from Teletrade the orientation is radial. Are both correct?

 

I would think so as 1941-S is hardly a key. Good catch!