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  • dmk112
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2004
    • 1759

    #31
    Originally posted by NY4Ever
    You say: "Questions like Dave's don't count" Really ? It is perfectly okay to attack soneone's integrity on this board which Dave did deliberatedly knowing I would not stand for anyone attacking my integrity. He is getting a good laugh out of this because he knows you are impotent to stop him. Just received a private message from one of your posters. This tells it all when it comes to people like Dave: If I leave, it will be your loss - not mine.

    Hi NY4,

    I enjoy your posts!!

    Please dont let Dave get to you! I just ignore his posts! He is rude and called out Spike on Spike's own thread..How rude!!

    I do have a thought: How would you like to be invited to a private thread, that Dave is NOT a member?

    If you that sounds like something you would entertain as an idea, let me know and I will send you a link and give the moderators a heads up to let you in
    NY, you know you can click on the "Quote" button (located in the lower right corner of each post.) That way I can see what you're quoting and what you're saying. fyi
    http://twitter.com/DMK112

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    • Karel
      Administrator
      • Sep 2003
      • 2199

      #32
      Originally posted by mrmarket
      Actually Karel found me, but there is no question Karel is the brains behind this operation.
      And I am happy I did. Well, who knows about those brains, but it is certain $$$Mr.Market$$$ provides the brawn!

      Regards,

      Karel
      My Investopedia portfolio
      (You need to have a (free) Investopedia or Facebook login, sorry!)

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      • New-born baby
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2004
        • 6095

        #33
        How do you do it?

        Karel,
        I thought I'd ask the Computer Brains of this outfit a couple of questions. If you have the time, I'd much appreciate your help:

        1. Karel, how do I set up a link like others do where it reads:

        "Click here" and it goes to another page or site?
        Example: Look at the bottom of a Spike post and his signature
        has "Spike's Fund" and "Spike's Site".

        2. I would like to be able to post beautiful charts like
        you did on Spike's site without the thumbnail size, and
        without causing you to resize my posts How do you do
        it?

        If you have the time, my friend. Thanks!
        pivot calculator *current oil price*My stock picking method*Charting Lesson of the Week:BEAR FLAG PATTERN

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        • Karel
          Administrator
          • Sep 2003
          • 2199

          #34
          Hi NBB,

          1. This is easy, when you understand what is happening. Every time you drop a text like
          www . example . com
          (without the extra spaces) in your post, the board automatically changes it to
          [ url ]www . example . com[ /url ]
          (again, without the extra spaces inside the brackets and around the dots.) This gives a working link, with the link text equal to the link target. If you want a different link text, you have to place the [ URL ] ... [ /URL ] codes yourself, like this:
          [ URL="www.example.com" ]Link text you like[ /URL ] or Link text you like

          Note 1: You open a link with [ URL ], you close it with [ /URL ]
          Note 2: You could use upper or lower case for the codes inside the brackets (URL or url), but the link target itself should be exactly like it shows up in the address bar of the browser, especially the part after the first slash, if any, f.i.:
          [ URL="www.example.com/Index.html" ] equals
          [ url="www.example.com/Index.html" ] but may be different from
          [ URL="www.example.com/index.html" ]

          2. Just upload your images to www.imageshack.us and use the first link for forums. O, wait, you don't want me to thumbnail them! Then you have to take care that the image isn't wider than 700 pixels, preferably less. The easiest way to do this is to make the window with the chart (and the chart, if necessary) narrower before you capture it. Or you could resize the captured image with a program like Irfanview, or your favorite photo editor/paint program.

          Hope this helps,

          Karel
          My Investopedia portfolio
          (You need to have a (free) Investopedia or Facebook login, sorry!)

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          • New-born baby
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2004
            • 6095

            #35
            Thanks Much, Mr. Dutch

            Karel,
            You are wonderful! Thank you so much, Mr. Dutch!
            (I want to beautify my thread because MM deserves the best).
            pivot calculator *current oil price*My stock picking method*Charting Lesson of the Week:BEAR FLAG PATTERN

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            • scifos
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2004
              • 790

              #36
              You can also get your images resized online (no software to download) at http://www.resize2mail.com/index.cfm
              Buy Low
              Sell High
              STAY FROSTY!

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              • spikefader
                Senior Member
                • Apr 2004
                • 7175

                #37
                NB and all!

                Remember that http://www.imageshack.us/ has a resize option on their upload page! I just tried it out for this pic that was 1200 wide, and here's the resize that they did when I picked 640 width:


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                • spikefader
                  Senior Member
                  • Apr 2004
                  • 7175

                  #38
                  Here it is for 320x240


                  So it does a great job.

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                  • Websman
                    Senior Member
                    • Apr 2004
                    • 5545

                    #39
                    Originally posted by spikefader
                    Here it is for 320x240


                    So it does a great job.
                    Ohhhhhh Spike...You know everything!

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                    • New-born baby
                      Senior Member
                      • Apr 2004
                      • 6095

                      #40
                      Great!

                      One can learn more on this site than just how to profit in the market! Thanks each and every one of you!
                      pivot calculator *current oil price*My stock picking method*Charting Lesson of the Week:BEAR FLAG PATTERN

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