Magnificent D70 I love mine.........this time with a 70 - 300 Nikkor D lens.
I get to see this bucolic rural view every evening, it's right up my alley, hope you like it. There is a bit of image qual. loss in the upload - can't help that (I think?)
Cheers
Matty B
http://www.pixspot.com/displayimage.phb ... &pos=-1623
Nup -won't work _ your looking at a post from today's Village Idiot!!
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MattyB
Look at the link. Notice how it says album=random&cat That basically tells Pixspot to choose a random image. This just happened to be yours when you were looking at Pixspot. To be the correct link it needs to have album=xx where xx is a number. Best way is to go to your gallery, click the photo and then use the resultant URL. I think the link you want is http://www.pixspot.com/displayimage.php?album=236&pos=1 You can also embed the image like this 
Having seen someone else have this problem today I've updated my How to embed a link instructions to cover this Peter
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Try Again - this time print out Stubbsy's instructions....easier to follow instead of switching screens..................here we go!
OK let's submit and see?.... Super dunce has got it - thanks Stubbsy - life saver extraordinaire!! ps. I know why I got the thumbnail only this time round - didn't open the image file before I ran the instructions. Many Thanks Matty B Last edited by Matty B on Sat Feb 12, 2005 9:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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MattyB
Got it. This is the thumbnail. If you want the larger version, click the thumbnail in pixspot and use the properties of the image this shows you. Easy once you know 
To see the result you can click the Preview button before you submit. This allows you to correct errrors BEFORE your post is sent to the board. Peter
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