I have taken pictures of a table I would like to try and have identified but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to transfer them to a post. Could I please e-mail these pics to someone who could possibly post them for me or help me identify the table? The table came out of a pool hall in 1964 and I haven't seen anything like it. Thanks!
Please help me post pics....Table identification
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Thanks, I'll give it a try tonight otherwise I'll pm you for an e-mail where I could send you the pics...
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Here is a quick rundown as to how to attach a picture you have stored on your computer.
After clicking to reply to a post in a thread -
Once you have clicked on the paper clip button, a window will pop up. That is your manage attachments window. Click on the 'Browse' button.
This will bring up the file upload window. Browse for the picture that you have saved. From your camera or other device. Then click the 'Open' button. In this case I have a pool ball.
This now brings you back to the 'Manage attachments' window. You will see the file path to your image in the top box. Click 'Upload'.
After a few seconds, your image file name will appear below and will be uploaded and ready to insert in a post. Close this window.
After clicking to reply to a post in a thread -
Once you have clicked on the paper clip button, a window will pop up. That is your manage attachments window. Click on the 'Browse' button.
This will bring up the file upload window. Browse for the picture that you have saved. From your camera or other device. Then click the 'Open' button. In this case I have a pool ball.
This now brings you back to the 'Manage attachments' window. You will see the file path to your image in the top box. Click 'Upload'.
After a few seconds, your image file name will appear below and will be uploaded and ready to insert in a post. Close this window.
Zach..That was great. They should have that as a sticky on the main forum.:thumbup:
yes, someone please add it to the "when asking questions about a pool table" thread...
It should be mentioned however, that when using the method described above, there is a significant limit to the file size. (you will have to shrink the average photo if its fresh out of the camera)
It should be mentioned however, that when using the method described above, there is a significant limit to the file size. (you will have to shrink the average photo if its fresh out of the camera)
Thanks for the help.
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Thanks for the help guys. I obviously still cant figure this out. Going to have to give up on this.
email me the pics ( reverendjonas@gmail.com ) and i can post them here. i see that you are trying to post a .gif image, I wonder if that has something to do with them not showing up.
Here we go!!
The table is a Victor. They were made in Philadelphia, PA. The are built like a tank. It has t-rails also.
Thanks! I've never heard of Victor tables. What are T-rails? This table has a lot of sentimental value to me and I have thought about giving it a slight overhall (new cushions, tighter pockets/shelf adjustment). Would this be a huge project? From a quality stand point would this be the type of table worth putting some work into to get it playing tip top? This wouldn't be for a few years down the road as it is in my Grandparents basement and I have a fairly nice home table as is. My grandpa tought me how to play on this table and I've always thought it would be cool to keep it up and running.