POSTING PICTURES FOR VIEWING ON EBAY AUCTIONS, ETC.

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IMPORTANT - READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CAREFULLY

This will instruct you on how to post pictures for viewing for ebay auctions, etc.. You do not have to have an actual web page designed for doing this. These instructions will also explain how to view the pictures after they have been transferred to ASDE's server.

To do this you must have a "Homepage" directory on ASDE's server. If you do not, then please contact ASDE to see what is required for having this set up for you.

The examples below are shown using the "WS_FTP" software. You do not need to use this software To transfer files up to the server and into your "Homepage" directory. Whatever software you use, the location of file placement on the server will be the same as is specified in the following instructions.

If you need instructions on how to FTP your files to the server, go to this URL: http://www.asde.com/support/win9x/wsftp/wsftp9x.html

 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR POSTING PICTURES FOR VIEWING IN EBAY AUCTIONS, ETC.

  1. Transfer your picture files to your "Homepage" directory using the FTP program of your choice. (See "Image #1" below.) (Once again, the images shown are from the "WS_FTP" software.)

    • The pictures may be placed directly in the "Homepage" folder or inside a sub folder inside the "Homepage" folder. In this example, it is placed directly in the "Homepage" folder. (See "Image #1" below.)

    • It is important that you know the exact spelling of the file name, including any capital letters.

    IMAGE #1
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  2. After you have transferred all of your picture files to the server, close down the FTP software.

  3. Start up your internet browser software. (The images show below were made using Microsoft's Internet Explorer software.)

  4. Click in the address bar of the browser software and type in your webpage address, followed by a forward slash (/) and the name of one of the picture files in your homepage directory. This is the URL for displaying this image. (REMEMBER, the file name must be spelled exactly the same as you noted when transferring the files.) (See "Image #2" below.)

  5. IMAGE #2
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  6. Press the "Enter" key on your keyboard.

  7. Your picture will now be displayed on your browser. (See "Image #3" below.)

  8. IMAGE #1
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