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<blockquote data-quote="jcottone45" data-source="post: 8195" data-attributes="member: 2413">Hi Pete, I am using mozilla firefox now &amp; this old beast still won't accept uploads/downloads/upgrades. About the only thing this will let me do is just what I am doing ( I have the sledge hammer sitting next to me) the only reason its still alive is I have no replacement for it.I sent the administrator of this site a few pictures taken during WWII of the invasion of Makin Island Nov 1943.I had no choice, this beast won't let me post pictures to this site.I happened to be talking to ohkphoto &amp; she asked to see the pictures, so if you can pull a few strings &amp; get the administrator to post them anywhere he wants that she can view them I'd appreciate it.The pictures are in damn good condition after sitting in a dresser draw for 60 odd years, I scanned them into this beast so they're in for good now,when this beast lets me scan more pictures in again I'll be glad to share them too.I didn't know that they had so small a size&nbsp; pictures back then the pictures are all about 2 inch square in size all b/w &amp; they are very interesting,my uncle was a damn good photographer to take such clear pictures at the height of the battle he was engaged in.!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jcottone45, post: 8195, member: 2413"] Hi Pete, I am using mozilla firefox now & this old beast still won't accept uploads/downloads/upgrades. About the only thing this will let me do is just what I am doing ( I have the sledge hammer sitting next to me) the only reason its still alive is I have no replacement for it. I sent the administrator of this site a few pictures taken during WWII of the invasion of Makin Island Nov 1943. I had no choice, this beast won't let me post pictures to this site.I happened to be talking to ohkphoto & she asked to see the pictures, so if you can pull a few strings & get the administrator to post them anywhere he wants that she can view them I'd appreciate it. The pictures are in damn good condition after sitting in a dresser draw for 60 odd years, I scanned them into this beast so they're in for good now,when this beast lets me scan more pictures in again I'll be glad to share them too. I didn't know that they had so small a size pictures back then the pictures are all about 2 inch square in size all b/w & they are very interesting,my uncle was a damn good photographer to take such clear pictures at the height of the battle he was engaged in.!!! [/QUOTE]

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