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Old 20-04-2005, 20:55   #11
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Re: Anyone know of the MDS Ambria sub-woofer?

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I thought it was the pic from the link you put up lol I guess not. Can you get a pic of it?
I will try and post it if you can tell me how to insert an image? Can you post the pic from the link though? When I open the link there is no pic!!
The easiest way is to attach the image to a post (go to thread page, click "Go Advanced", then right down at the bottom (below "Post Icons" and "Miscellaneous Option" is the "Manage Attachments" button. You can use the to upload up to three attachments each time, or five for each post (just go to the upload page twice).

The way to embed images into the post is (on the advanced screen) click the yellow button that looks a little like a mountain with a sun above it. You will need to type the URL for the image into the dialog that comes up.

The other (quicker) way is to type the full address of the image between and "[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]" tags.

eg [IMG ]http://my.server.com/me/myimage.jpg[/IMG ]. I inserted the space after the letters IMG in each case to prevent the forum software interpreting that as an image, but you don't need to enter the spaces.

BTW, the IMG tags (and yellow button) only work if the picture is stored on a web server somewhere, so you would need to upload images to a web site.
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