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Thanks for the feedback!

Since no one replied until now, I assumed Picture Bucket was fine with me.
PB said originators would be treated the same as the shared receivers and
would be denied. Boy was I nieve! So what took you so long, guys?

Not showing on Windows 7 Professional 64 bit, Chrome or Internet Explorer

You may not see the photos until you install a photobucket imbed fix.

Here's the one for Chrome. Google for others.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/d...fegnfnflicjjgj

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3rd Party Photo Sharing Program Solved

Photo Bucket wont allow 3rd party photo sharing unless I go PRO at $ 400 a year, up front. Flickr says they wont run on my two XPs. Seems the only photo sharing program available to me is Photo Trails. It's free now, but probably will
demand I go Pro at $ 19.95 a year, for 500 pics or 50 Mb storage, which ever comes first. I think I can handle that. :banana:

#RD Photo Sharing Problem Solved.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tomcomm (Post 3199394)

If by XP you mean Windows XP that is woefully obsolete. If the hardware still has the specs to support Windows 7 you ought to buy a cheap second-hand install disc and upgrade...If it doesn't your probably wasting seconds-minutes of your life each time you sit at those machines waiting for them to do something 1000X slower than a more current system.

Quote:

Originally Posted by WISCOJIM (Post 3199148)

You may not see the photos until you install a photobucket imbed fix.

Here's the one for Chrome. Google for others.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/d...fegnfnflicjjgj

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I got the Chrome fix... It all works fine now.

"Take that, Photobucket!"

Thanks Tom, I needed that.

PictureTrail Practice IMG

Why I Still Use MS XP

Regarding Tom C's response to my continuing use the ancient MS XP operating
system. I live in the outback area of Santa Barbara county, California.
Out here there is no fiber optic cable service to our house, only expensive and
easily overloaded Hughes Direct Satellite. The alternative is line of sight 2000
Mhs radio to/from a mountain top 12 miles away.

Since we aren't Power Internet or Gaming users we got the most cost effective
service from our internet service provider, Impulse.Net. For $50 per month they
guarantee their download speed of >5Mbps and my upload of >1Mbps.

Clearly my ancient MS XP computers are not the speed limiters here. As an aside
the US Navy still uses the MS XP operating system and pays Microsoft to maintain
it fast and secure. I don't need internet speed bragging rights.....Tom

The Home Depot still uses XP on its self-checkout terminals. I watched a tech service one recently and saw the familiar XP boot up procedure.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tomcomm (Post 3200152)

Regarding Tom C's response to my continuing use the ancient MS XP operating
operating system. I live in the outback area of Santa Barbara county, California.
Out here there is no fiber optic cable service to our house, only expensive and
easily overloaded Hughes Direct Satellite. The alternative is line of sight 2000
Mhs radio to/from a mountain top 12 miles away.

Since we aren't Power Internet or Gaming users we got the most cost effective
service from our internet service provider, Impulse.Net. For $50 per month they
guarantee their download speed of >5Mbps and my upload of >1Mbps.

Clearly my ancient MS XP computers are not the speed limiters here. As an aside
the US Navy still uses the MS XP operating system and pays Microsoft to maintain it fast and secure. I don't need internet speed bragging rights.....Tom

My comment was a recommendation...Almost every XP rig I've tried to use in the last 8 years was painfully slow not just on the internet but also on its normal software too...If your money is worth more than your time, by all means, keep your dinosaur around.

The navy presently is not a good spokesperson for XP or any other obsolete technology in my book...They are also using and maintaining planes older than my parents, that have been conking out mid-air and crashing with loss of life in the past few months...

My last employer had decades-old top of the line computerized oscilloscopes running XP that were labeled 'ABSOLUTELY NEVER CONNECT THIS TO THE NETWORK/INTERNET'...Asking about it I was told because they are very easy to hack, and were made inoperable by a hacker last time they were connected, and that they put the rest of the company network at risk too...

Flickr Uplink IMG Sharing Test

Flickr will work on Windows XP only on version 10 and above.
My computers run on Windows XP version 2002, Service Pack 2.
They seem to have no problems with Flickr IMG.
I think I'll keep them both, eh?

http://pic20.picturetrail.com:80/VOL.../322228416.jpg

Flickr Uplink IMG Sharing Test