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[jes]

I was using Windows and this appeared...

[123456]

B'juh? Never seen that one.
What are teh specs?

[Jason1971]

I guess that is the "death rattle" that Windows 98 makes :)

[Fruss Tray Ted]

Hehehe
Looks like an Engrish.com kind of statement. Used with permission:

http://www.engrish.com/image/engrish/thankyousoyo.gif

[poppy]

For those who don't want to unzip the file, here's the picture:

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a111/lhcj/error.jpg

[jes]

How do you post the pictures in-line like that?

[Fruss Tray Ted]

There's several ways actually.

One, these pics are small enough to upload in a reply here. When in the reply page, look below the reply box and there'll be an upload button. You'll need the pic stored on your harddrive and just steer the upload to the correct file (pic). I did this below.

Another way is to use a photo hosting site such as Photobucket.com- You upload pics to them, open the pic, right click on it and copy the pic location and paste it into the box when you click on the photo insert button in the reply page.

The third way which is what I did was to use the host that already has it on a server somewhere in www land. This is usually considered plagerizing or using someone else's bandwidth and not a good practice or good behaviour. But that's just me...

[jes]

Oh, I see. Just don't put it into a zip file. I tried that and it said that it was too big for that file format so I zipped it.
How did Poppy do it then?

[poppy]

jes, I unzipped the photo to my hd and then uploaded it to Photobucket. From there, just inserted the image tags with the reference to where the photo is located.

[jes]

Ah, sneaky.

[Sempron]

http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/1871/somekindaerror9mf.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

This is not a joke, it was not put into an image studio or altered in anyway (except cropped) I was using a program called 'Hyperstudio' in a 7th grade PC something or other class with an alcoholic teacher. Fun stuff!! :D