Not the Oxbow Incident. Did a picture come up for you or are you reading my mind? It does look like Oxbow, although that's not how it's identified.
I saved the picture from Google Images to My Pictures. I opened Photobucket. The picture appears in Photobucket and so does a Url. I highlight the url, hit Control C and come to Post a Reply. I click IMG, then hit Control V and am not getting a picture to appear.
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Lightwizard
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Thu 6 May, 2004 04:51 pm
That's because the image is a .bmp You need a .jpeg or .gif image. The image may also be hotlink protected especially if you downloaded it from IMDb.
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Lightwizard
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Thu 6 May, 2004 04:52 pm
To use Google if you don't have their toolbar on your Explorer, go to www.google.com, enter the title of the film and click on image search. I have it on my Explorer toolbar with Websearch, Image search and News search and love it.
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Lightwizard
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Thu 6 May, 2004 04:54 pm
Somhow the image did post as a link. Just click on
"Webpage Title" in blue type.
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Lightwizard
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Thu 6 May, 2004 04:56 pm
Is it a black-and-white still from "Once Upon a Time in the West?"
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caramel
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Thu 6 May, 2004 04:57 pm
Lightwizard wrote:
Somhow the image did post as a link. Just click on
"Webpage Title" in blue type.
I think the [img] doesn't work with a .bmp extension, it must have a .jpg extension.
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Raggedyaggie
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Thu 6 May, 2004 04:58 pm
I copied it from Google Images and saved it to My Pictures. It was jpg at google, but it changed to Bitmap when I saved to My Pictures. That's probably where I'm going wrong. Oh well, I'll think about it tomorrow. But thanks so much for your assistance and patience, Lightwizard.
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Raggedyaggie
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Thu 6 May, 2004 05:06 pm
Not Once Upon a Time in the West. But, it is a classic Western.
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Lightwizard
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Thu 6 May, 2004 05:07 pm
I'm not sure about settings but I know you can change it back to a .jpeg in Windows and online. I'll try it.
It does look like Oxbow, although that's not how it's identified. 
