Want to post big tutorial
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Want to post big tutorial
Greetings,
I want to post up a 95-97 LS400 timing belt/WP/cam&crank seals tutorial, with lots of pics. Is there any limitation that would stop me posting, say, 50 pics in a thread, possibly more? I have no problem resizing them to the correct memory limitations, but I just wonder about the actual number of pics that a single user can post up?
Anything else to consider?
Cheers
Dean
I want to post up a 95-97 LS400 timing belt/WP/cam&crank seals tutorial, with lots of pics. Is there any limitation that would stop me posting, say, 50 pics in a thread, possibly more? I have no problem resizing them to the correct memory limitations, but I just wonder about the actual number of pics that a single user can post up?
Anything else to consider?
Cheers
Dean
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From: North Carolina
Dean,
There is a limit to the number of pictures in a thread - believe it is 25 images (although if you 'attach' them you are limited to 5 per post). Suggest you start the thread and then reply to it a couple of times reserving the followon posts to continue so you can expand as needed. If you need more PM me and I'll create some for you.
One other hint that has saved me many times -before you save your thread writeup, highlight and copy the text contents into your clipboard so that if something happens during save you don't have to do it all over again.
Thanks for the DIY writeup!
There is a limit to the number of pictures in a thread - believe it is 25 images (although if you 'attach' them you are limited to 5 per post). Suggest you start the thread and then reply to it a couple of times reserving the followon posts to continue so you can expand as needed. If you need more PM me and I'll create some for you.
One other hint that has saved me many times -before you save your thread writeup, highlight and copy the text contents into your clipboard so that if something happens during save you don't have to do it all over again.
Thanks for the DIY writeup!
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