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uploading pics


Question Posted Friday June 15 2007, 9:06 pm

First of all, Happy Birthday!

Well, I have a Lexmark photo system on my computer and I can scan them onto the computer directly, but I have absolutely no idea how to upload them. I was wondering if you could possibly help me?

I really appreciate it, thank you.


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theymos answered Friday June 15 2007, 9:52 pm:
Thanks!

If you have the file(JPG, BMP, PNG, etc), simply upload it to imageshack.us, or a similar service, and use either the bottom link or the second to bottom link it gives you.

If it doesn't actually give you a file, tell me what the software does, and what happens when you scan an image. Good luck!

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