2 questions

1) How do I get one of those nice Flynet siggies with my name and a piccie of our aircraft like wot you've all got?

2) How do I post screenies in the forum?

Ta

For the signature pic go to your profile at Flynet and copy the url from the bottom.

Wrap this in image tags in your signature and it should work.

You can attach images using the box just below where you type your post, one per post, or you can use imageshack etc.

Tim,

First go to Flynet, logon and then select your profile.

Just above your name is a small button with what looks like a pencil on it. Well thats what it looks like to me. Click on that to choose which picture you want.

At the bottom of your profile you should see your signature picture and a url address. Copy the address to the clipboard.

Open Classic British Files and then your profile here. Open edit your profile and in the large box marked signature paste the url you copied from Flynet.

It does have to be inside an image tag though. i.e.

[img*] your url [/img] Without the asterix however!

Jon

Hi Tim
to post screenies
you need to upload your screen captures to a web hosting site
most here use Photobucket photobucket.com/
once you have created your account and have logged in you
will see an upload section (pretty much at the top page
there is a (browse) button click on that
look in the folder you saved your screenie in and click on that
the browse window will close and then click on the upload
button
800x600 is the standard size we display the picture at on the forum
if you have anymore questions, just postem and well try to help

Obviously I don't seem to have it quite right yet, judging by my sig

Its not just you Tim, I think its something to do with the new Profile system not recognising the Flypoop urls. Good ole Rob will get it working eventually, no great sweat.

S <br><br>Post edited by: Phlashgitt, at: 2006/11/12 23:20

Tim. there can be no spaces between the img tags and the URL.

Plash, you forgot to put em in altogether...

I've done it for you and it should work now.