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oil price to gas
- Thread starter gasandoilman
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try that again 
Give me any oil boiler with a fault and im like pig in sh@t
But i cant get a pic to work on here
Just signed up in photobucket and still cant do it
But i cant get a pic to work on here
Just signed up in photobucket and still cant do it
In your album view there is a list of addresses under each pucture. You should paste the "IMG Code" into the writing pain in its entirety - it should work fine.
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Sry if i sound stupid but i cant work this thing
I got pic right click the img details then hit paste...
What then?
I got pic right click the img details then hit paste...
What then?
Left lick the adderss next to "IMG Code".
Then come back to forum and rightclick; paste.
The whole code you need is then inserted.
Just did that procedure here. This was SOME of the soot taken from a regulary "performance checked" by BG Glowworm.
Nice eh?
Then come back to forum and rightclick; paste.
The whole code you need is then inserted.
Just did that procedure here. This was SOME of the soot taken from a regulary "performance checked" by BG Glowworm.
Nice eh?
On the page where you found the picture you want
right-click on the picture
select "properties"
Put your mouse on the URL of the picture (usually starts with "http" and ends in ".jpg")
Press and hold the mouse's left ear while you drag the mouse from start to the end of the address to highlight it
Press CTLR+C (copy)
Come back to your post here (ALT+TAB)
Click the mouse where you want the pic to be
Press CTRL+V (paste)
The URL of the pic will then appear
like this
http://www.toolstation.com/images/library/stock/webtables/21042.jpg
Highlight it again by dragging the mouse with its left ear pressed
and click on the "IMG" box under where it says "post a reply"
This will put the start image and end image markers round the URL so it looks like this
[img]http://www.toolstation.com/images/library/stock/webtables/21042.jpg[/img]
But when you submit it, it will look to viewers like this
If you can't see the picture, then either you have this problem
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n228/JohnD_UK/StupidUser.jpg
Or your cat has stolen it
Some pictures end in ".gif" or something instead of ".jpg"
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n228/JohnD_UK/Interview1.gif
or perhaps you used URL for the web page instead of for the picture or did not include the full address
right-click on the picture
select "properties"
Put your mouse on the URL of the picture (usually starts with "http" and ends in ".jpg")
Press and hold the mouse's left ear while you drag the mouse from start to the end of the address to highlight it
Press CTLR+C (copy)
Come back to your post here (ALT+TAB)
Click the mouse where you want the pic to be
Press CTRL+V (paste)
The URL of the pic will then appear
like this
http://www.toolstation.com/images/library/stock/webtables/21042.jpg
Highlight it again by dragging the mouse with its left ear pressed
and click on the "IMG" box under where it says "post a reply"
This will put the start image and end image markers round the URL so it looks like this
[img]http://www.toolstation.com/images/library/stock/webtables/21042.jpg[/img]
But when you submit it, it will look to viewers like this
If you can't see the picture, then either you have this problem
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n228/JohnD_UK/StupidUser.jpg
Or your cat has stolen it
Some pictures end in ".gif" or something instead of ".jpg"
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n228/JohnD_UK/Interview1.gif
or perhaps you used URL for the web page instead of for the picture or did not include the full address
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YES i done it thanks LOL
jay chucks a beer to dan and john
jay chucks a beer to dan and john
How would you rate a Danesmoor 32 (?) Conventional flue with fully pumped, trv'd and bypassed system? Standard efficeincy cylinder?
This is a replacement to an old wall flame unit that was a bit of a deathrap.
This is a replacement to an old wall flame unit that was a bit of a deathrap.
The Danesmoor is a very efficient boiler, if it's oil. Is yours oil or gas? f it's oil, then having a non-condensing boiler will make very little difference in running costs. Turning the room temperature down by one degree will make more difference.
Note that those figures are averaged over the past 5 years, so it's not much use for future decisions.
Note that those figures are averaged over the past 5 years, so it's not much use for future decisions.
Yeah, big 149 KG one I installed in me dad's cellar. Lowering it down the single spiral of the steps was fun - me underneath, my dad up top with cargo straps. Bugger let it slip and finished my knee cartilidge right off 0 you gotta love health and safety in the home
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Doctor Drivel
gasandoilman said:[im
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The graph shows for 5 years. and doesn't show oil non-condensing. What are the figures now? LPG is now more attractive as you are not tied to one supplier - they change tanks at their expense to get business. About £50 a year rental for the gas tank. Also if you have an LPG cooker the cooking running costs are lower than with using electricity, so when totaling the lot the picture may be different and LPG more favourable. What is the current situation on LPG? Anyone know.[/b]
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