Posting Images

[ffemt8978]

Here is an easy way to post images on this forum. I know it's been discussed before, but I thougth I'd post it here for everyone's use.

1) Upload your image to an image hosting site like Photobucket (http://www.photobucket.com) or find the image on the web.

2) Highlight and copy the URL of the image. If it's an image hosted on another website, you may be able to right click on the image to obtain the URL information under "Properties".

3) Add a new post. When you do this, you will see a Code Button that says "IMG". Click on the "IMG" button and paste image URL.

4) Name the image if you so desire.

5) Submit your post.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact one of the Community Leaders. Also, if you know of any appropriate image hosting sites (preferably free), please post a link to them in this topic.

[007medic]

I wanted to let you know that you can go to www.thefilebucket.com for a picture hosting sight. You simply fill out the requested info, and it is free. You have tons of storage, and you can make different folders for different images. It works well with EMTlife also. Let me know if you have any questions about it, I have used it for work for a while now.


Lyns

[Jon]

Or... just attach the pictures....

[ffemt8978]

Originally posted by MedicStudentJon@Jul 16 2005, 07:02 AM
Or... just attach the pictures....
If you attach them, you're limited to a file size of 25kb.

[Jon]

Or... just attach the pictures....

If you attach them, you're limited to a file size of 25kb.

Oh, yeah.... Hmmm.... Shoe leather tastes good!!!

[TTLWHKR]

Or... just attach the pictures....

If you attach them, you're limited to a file size of 25kb.

Oh, yeah.... Hmmm.... Shoe leather tastes good!!!

"Be careful what you step in, in case you end up with your shoe in your mouth"

-Flatlanders & Ridgerunners book

[Phridae]

Or... just attach the pictures....

If you attach them, you're limited to a file size of 25kb.

Oh, yeah.... Hmmm.... Shoe leather tastes good!!!

"Be careful what you step in, in case you end up with your shoe in your mouth"

-Flatlanders & Ridgerunners book

Thats really good advice.

[TTLWHKR]

Or... just attach the pictures....

If you attach them, you're limited to a file size of 25kb.

Oh, yeah.... Hmmm.... Shoe leather tastes good!!!

"Be careful what you step in, in case you end up with your shoe in your mouth"

-Flatlanders & Ridgerunners book

Thats really good advice.

It's in the Farmers chapter of the book...

[emtff376]

Can we post trauma pics? I have a great picture from a kid we shipped out yesterday. Nothing to identify who the pt. is in the pic. I wasn't sure, so I wanted to ask. Thanks in advance!

[Stevo]

I'd like to 2nd that inquiry..

~S~

[Chimpie]

Can we post trauma pics? I have a great picture from a kid we shipped out yesterday. Nothing to identify who the pt. is in the pic. I wasn't sure, so I wanted to ask. Thanks in advance!
Hold off on the pics for the time being. We have read your request and will be discussing it. We do appreciate you asking first.

http://www.chimpie.com/smilies/thumb22.gif

[Chimpie]

Here's the rule regarding posting trauma pictures:

If you'd like to post trauma pictures, please provide links to them. Do not host the pictures on here. Create a short narrative (read: warning LOL) to them and then provide the link. That way the end user has the choice on viewing it.

Thanks!

[Stevo]

no guts, or nuts eh Chimpie?

~S~

[Jon]

Very good move... Chimpie et al.

We had a bad wreck locally a few weeks ago (1 class 5 Pt)... many pictures were taken, including several of the vehicle with the Class 5 pt. - some before and after extrication. The Class 5 Pt. wasn't visible in any of the pictures.

Well... the pics were on the "unofficial" website of the FD, and ended up getting posted to the unofficial County Fire Discussion Fourm. The pics were part of a discussion of using Spreaders vs. Rams to displace the dashboard... it was an informative discussion, and there wasn't any talk about the Class 5, nor any pictures of the Class 5. Anyway... some of the pictures were printed out and shown to one of the family members in high school... One of my crewmembers, a 17 y/o EMT was confronted by the Class 5 Patient's Brother, and had a tough time explaining WHY the pictures were taken of the wreck, and were visable for all to see.

The pics were deleted from the County Fourm, because they wern't put up by the photographer.

Jon

[ffemt8978]

Here's the rule regarding posting trauma pictures:

If you'd like to post trauma pictures, please provide links to them. Do not host the pictures on here. Create a short narrative (read: warning LOL) to them and then provide the link. That way the end user has the choice on viewing it.

Thanks!

Bumped as a refresher for everyone.