Quiz

[sebbie]

1. Right click on photo
2. On the menu, click on "properties"
3. The URL will be listed on the properties table. Copy it from there and paste.
4. Try the URL by pasting it into your browser before posting to a blog

Sebbie

[Crail]

Byron and y'all (LOL, used to be from Southern Scotland), when it is necessary post a very long URL, it is my custom to go to "Tiny URL" http://tiny.cc/ ; enter the copied long URL and paste it in Tiny URL where it is reduced. From there, copy the new tiny URL and paste it to any post you are writing.

Now that may sound convoluted and a long road for a short cut; but it works for me. If anyone has a more convenient way, please let me know.

Lang may yir lum reek. LOL

[Byron]

Thanks for good advice guys - nicely set out and I now have two procedures to try (and I've often thought the tiny URL creation, as I've seen variously used on the forum, to be a good idea).

As for this Quiz question I think I shall have to give up on tracing the guy's
blog with the little embroidered Speedo logo in a pic which he added (it wasn't all that interesting anyway - it was one of those diaries which say I awoke at seven o'clock this morning, I put the cat out, I prepared a bowl of cornflakes, I boiled some water for a cup of tea, I put some bread in the toaster............) (not true but you get the idea) (yawn....).

However I think I have sorted myself out now on the pics for low-rise speedos in the Denverswim style - in the thread of pet hates (always had a weakness for water polo players anyway and water skiiers seem to have so much thermal protection these days that images are not as sexy as I used to remember them).

Btw I've many times sung Auld Lang Syne but never properly understood those three words - would they translate as "old good memories" ?

A friend is very fond of visiting the west (the distilleries of the western isles not least in the attractions to him). I have old memories of visiting a farm on land which was designated for creation of the new town of East Kilbride (a provision to ease pressure on overcrowded Glasgow I believe).

The farm owner had a magnificent glass cabinet full of his silver cups awarded in curling competitions and it was the duty of his daughters to keep
them regularly polished (as was their responsibility for cooking for Sunday lunch - he was a strict Presbyterian or Wesleyan I believe and proper observance of the Sabbath by he and his wife was important).

[Byron]

.....at last... (I needed "swim" under npm images)

http://npmimages.blogspot.co.uk/2010...arch-2010.html

Nigel Monckton is a photographer from West Cumbria and as he doesn't think his body suitable for website consumption we get only a corner of the fabric of his Speedo and I guess we are just meant to appreciate the quality of his photography, as focused on the logo.

Anyway, end of my cock-ups I think
(eupahmism not literal)