any ID for this one?

**MacLowlife** · 20th November 10, 11:42 AM

[img]http://picasaweb.google.com/MacLowlife/20101120#5541718537508211266[img]

Hoping I did that right...Wondering whose tartan this is.

Well, apparently not... Here is the link and my thanks top those who can show me AGAIN how to post the image...

http://picasaweb.google.com/MacLowli...18537508211266

**hootstwo** · 20th November 10, 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by MacLowlife

Hoping I did that right...Wondering whose tartan this is.

Well, apparently not... Here is the link and my thanks top those who can show me AGAIN how to post the image...

http://picasaweb.google.com/MacLowli...18537508211266

Tried to help you out but to no avail.. Someone else who was the Jedi Skills to post a picture will help you out I'm sure.

**paulhenry** · 20th November 10, 12:53 PM

Here you go..

**MacLowlife** · 20th November 10, 01:03 PM

I can't even lay a piece of fabric flat on the scanner.

Thanks very much for the kind assistance.

I suspect Clan McFashion, but am interested to learn. My monitor shows it pretty much as I see the fabric, except there is a ghost line in the picture that is not visible to the naked eye in the middle of the black. I reckon that to be the product of the scanner's bright light.

**Bugbear** · 20th November 10, 03:22 PM

Ya, it's your VB code crunching fu, MacLowlife. The img tag on the end of the address does not have a slash to make it a closing tag, otherwise I think it would have worked.

**piperdbh** · 20th November 10, 06:46 PM

Whatever it is, it would be pretty pleated to the wide black stripe.

**figheadair** · 21st November 10, 12:09 AM

Looks like MacFancy to me.

**CMcG** · 21st November 10, 05:25 AM

Originally Posted by MacLowlife

[img]http://picasaweb.google.com/MacLowlife/20101120#5541718537508211266[img]

Hoping I did that right...Wondering whose tartan this is.

Well, apparently not... Here is the link and my thanks top those who can show me AGAIN how to post the image...

http://picasaweb.google.com/MacLowli...18537508211266

In order to get the write address to post between the "img" tags, your photo hosting service probably has a "share" function that will give it to.

As for Jedi tricks, I use the force to right-click on the image, then select "open image in new tab," copy the URL/address, and paste it into the xmarks image dialog (accessed by clicking on the little yellow square in the reply/create thread) window.

Voila!