Would the DNO be interested in this?

Pitch is solid
6 mansion flats on that earth


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I ask because I have called in situations like this before, and when I return at a later date, still the same, and the DNO have been round.

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Sorry no idea why the pictures have rotated.

you are thinking of the fresh leaking pitch?

yes, they will probably fit a new service head when they get round to it, if notified.

they are probably not very interested in that pathetic earth, but it would benefit from improvement.

studentspark said:

Sorry no idea why the pictures have rotated.

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http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=camera+photo+rotate


http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=free+image+editing+software

Thanks BAS, I have Photoshop.
Its when they come onto this site they play up.

So they are OK when you view them on your PC?

What viewer? Tried a few others? If yours is honouring EXIF tags to show them the right way round even if they are not, or deciding that the way to change the orientation is to use EXIF tags rather than actually change it, you'll get this problem.

If they look OK on your screen, and you are using a Windoze machine, then as a quick fix I'd recommend installing the postimage Explorer extension: http://postimage.org/app.php as all you need to do then is hit ALT-PRINT SCREEN, crop (if necessary) the area to be uploaded, then 1 click to upload and 1 click to copy the image URL for pasting into your post.

Will get round orientation problems and it's a damn sight quicker and easier to use than the site photo album facility.

studentspark said:

Thanks BAS, I have Photoshop.
Its when they come onto this site they play up.

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I've had that problem in the past (but not recently) with this site - and sometimes the only pragmatic solution was to actually deliberately upload incorrectly rotated images, whereupon the site's software somehow magically rotated them so they look right!

Kind Regards, John

Opening the picture up in Paintbrush and then saving as a bitmap and back again should wipe the tags.

Yes call DNO they will deal with it swifly I would think as leaking pitch indicates heated connectors.