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johnfowles · 01-23-2006, 04:02 PM

OK OK I knew that was Brewing!!!
The lady in question has now asked me to display her fetching snap of Gord taken at the December2 2005 Stratford ON Concert.It is a suspiciously small (and very dark) jpeg only 17954 bytes which suggests that it is only a thumbnail?? Whatever I am going to upload it to a free web site I discovered earlier at:-
httP{://www.ripeway.com
who allows hotlinking and told me:-
"You have a free account, with 30 MB of storage space, and 15 MB of daily downloads."
It allows files up to 10MB to be uploaded; But if you want to use it for sharing large files the 24 hour bandwidth total/download limit of only 15Mb is rather restrictive IMHO
here is our journalist/photographers pride and joy:-

John Fowles
It was only fitting that "our bard" sang in Stratford: I recently spoke to "Jim Nasium" by phone and he told me that in 2002 after the second Orillia concert was cancelled he visited Stratford and was surprised that in aping its British original the Ontario one is also called Stratford-On-Avon

[ January 23, 2006, 15:41: Message edited by: johnfowles ]

01-23-2006, 04:02 PM	#10
johnfowles Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: New Jersey U.S.A. ex UK and Canada Posts: 4,846	OK OK I knew that was Brewing!!! The lady in question has now asked me to display her fetching snap of Gord taken at the December2 2005 Stratford ON Concert.It is a suspiciously small (and very dark) jpeg only 17954 bytes which suggests that it is only a thumbnail?? Whatever I am going to upload it to a free web site I discovered earlier at:- httP{://www.ripeway.com who allows hotlinking and told me:- "You have a free account, with 30 MB of storage space, and 15 MB of daily downloads." It allows files up to 10MB to be uploaded; But if you want to use it for sharing large files the 24 hour bandwidth total/download limit of only 15Mb is rather restrictive IMHO here is our journalist/photographers pride and joy:- John Fowles It was only fitting that "our bard" sang in Stratford: I recently spoke to "Jim Nasium" by phone and he told me that in 2002 after the second Orillia concert was cancelled he visited Stratford and was surprised that in aping its British original the Ontario one is also called Stratford-On-Avon [ January 23, 2006, 15:41: Message edited by: johnfowles ]