Leader Novelty Candy Company Box

bb440 wrote:This time I read the directions.  Red and blue Leader Novelty Candy Company boxes

Wow!! not something you see everyday. beautiful boxes thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the feedback!

I have found adding pictures here is a bit of a nightmare myself.  I have to go through several steps where you should just be able  to click and take it off of your computer.

If you email it to me I will post it for you.

r337man@yahoo.com

oops! I see you were successful

Dan, that's why using photobucket.com or other picture hosting site is a good thing to do. It simplifies posting images here. Whith photobucket, you set your pages to private and no one can see them.

Photobucket is blocked by all government agencies.

I work for the government, therefore it does me no good

I can't use it nor view anything anyone posts with it from here.

Most sites have their own built in where you just click browse from computer

r337man wrote:Most sites have their own built in where you just click browse from computer

We have that too Dan, ideallly it would be a few steps shorter, but it's not bad....here are the instructions (taken from the Tech Support sub forum).


a) In your reply to a post, click the "host an image" icon right under the subject field. The icon has a little picture and a disk next to it.
b) A window will show up on your screen. Hit "Browse".
c) Select the image file from your hard drive. Then, if you want to resize the image, you can do so (I don't unless the image is huge).
d) Click "Host it".
e) The image has been uploaded. It will give you three links. Copy/Paste the "Image" link into your reply, and you're done..

Yeah, once I just read those directions and waited a moment for the three links to appear, it was pretty easy.

I must admit seeing pics of the Leader 29 cards and looking at the list on Old Cardboard makes it pretty enticing to add cards to the boxes.

But I am back to some basics questions that are probably pretty old stuff for you guys. The description on the Leader cards now on E-Bay suggest that some think the cards were cut off the back of boxes. Has that theory lost momentum?

fisherboy7 wrote:

r337man wrote:Most sites have their own built in where you just click browse from computer

We have that too Dan, ideallly it would be a few steps shorter, but it's not bad....here are the instructions (taken from the Tech Support sub forum).


a) In your reply to a post, click the "host an image" icon right under the subject field. The icon has a little picture and a disk next to it.
b) A window will show up on your screen. Hit "Browse".
c) Select the image file from your hard drive. Then, if you want to resize the image, you can do so (I don't unless the image is huge).
d) Click "Host it".
e) The image has been uploaded. It will give you three links. Copy/Paste the "Image" link into your reply, and you're done..

Well whatever software this site is using, it is blocked by your friendly neighborhood government:

I do not get the "browse" button which I was expecting, I get this:

???Notice

Access Restricted

Due to ??? policy limiting personal use of government office equipment including information technology, access to the web site you requested is restricted.

URL:

https://servimg.com/forum_upload.php?account=r337man@yahoo.com&id=8b22af74070e4c4fa70632f93b196772&f=2898033 URL Categories: Portal Sites, Personal Network Storage In addition to this category, ??? also restricts access to sites that have been reliably

I just FTP them to my website and select the URL method.  Seems to work for me.