[img=https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_V5UxLXo69gc/SRr7NGX6-9I/AAAAAAAAA1k/_HvJDkpJE2U/s144/28-9-05%2005092820.JPG]here[/img]

[Ian B]

 

Well it was worth a try 😬

 

Edited by - Ian B on 7 Feb 2011 23:37:47

 

Edited by - Ian B on 8 Feb 2011 00:19:10

 

Edited by - Ian B on 8 Feb 2011 00:20:25

[Site Manager]

and you can p*ss right off 😬

 

That's one thing I did anticipate

[Ian B]

😬 😬 doh! so predictable

 

So why doesn't my picassa link work then? ☹️

[Ian B]

We'll try this

or this

[Site Manager]

probably because your Picasa link is to a page not to the picture itself. Go back to picasa, right-click on the image and choose 'copy link location' paste this into the box that bc offers you.

 

I pasted the link you put in directly into the browser and got

The requested URL /_V5UxLXo69gc/SRr7NGX6-28-9-05%2005092820.JPG was not found on this server.

 

Edited by - Site Manager on 7 Feb 2011 23:48:10

[Ian B]

Sadly I don't get that option (not even greyed out) when right clicking image in picasa.

 

There is a "Link to this Photo" link on the right of the picasa page which produces:

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/DBSNgmBu5ZH6nsQLByNMXQ?feat=directlink

 

I got the one you tried above by right clicking image and selecting "properties", then combining the "Address (URL)" which takes it up to 7NGX6- and the image name at the top of the properties box was the rest.

[Ian B]

Ah, reading Tim's bit on the other thread:

[Ian B]

and at 640x640

[Ian B]

Fantastic

 

Now I need a shower and bed