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Posted by Robin Leadbeater at 12:44 on 2010 Sep 11
A big Thanks! to everyone who made it such a great meeting last weekend. Despite fighting a high wind and equipment gremlins and having to chase gaps in the clouds, eventually some low and high resolution spectroscopy was done at this historic site. Also a potentially important 90 year old plate showing a spectrum of epsilon Aurigae was unearthed in the archives. (see attached) Robin
Posted by Robin Leadbeater at 12:49 on 2010 Sep 11
OK attaching an image obviously did not work. If someone can explain how to do it, I will add itRobin
Posted by Robin Vann at 15:59 on 2010 Sep 11
To attach the image, browse for it (obvious), then hit the ‘
‘ button (non-obvious) before going to preview or submit. It’s probably a good idea to preview before submitting so you can check it’s there.
Posted by Marlyn Smith at 09:00 on 2010 Sep 13
To attach files I use Tinypichttp://tinypic.com/Upload the file from your computer onto there and click the second window "for message boards". The file will then paste over here when you use the "reply" option on this forum.
Posted by Callum Potter at 10:06 on 2010 Sep 13
Robin (L) – probably the file was too big or the image size too large. To use the
tag – has to be at most 800×800 and less than 150kb.I expect this would be the problem – Gary had something similar recently.Regards, Callum
Posted by Robin Leadbeater at 10:54 on 2010 Sep 13
Callum Potter wrote:
Robin (L) – probably the file was too big or the image size too large. To use thetag – has to be at most 800×800 and less than 150kb.
Thanks Callum,I had got the file size down below 150k but I got caught out by the 800×800 limit. images of the epsilon Aurigae spectrum are now attached to the original post and here is another image of me setting up my spectrograph at NLORobin
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