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  1. 27th Nov 2002 07:13 #1
    pacmania_2001
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    Does anyone know of a free webspace provider that allows hotlinking of images?
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  2. 27th Nov 2002 08:16 #2
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    Most of the time your ISP gives you a little space. Like AOL for example (AOHELL) anyways goto keyword: MY FTP SPACE and you can upload there and then link to them. Check with your ISP if they have one most of the time they will support hotlinking. My sig is hosted on AOL even though I have a webserver
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  3. 28th Nov 2002 08:45 #3
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    Yeh, my ISP provides space but I am looking for something a little more anonymous (i.e harder to trace back to me).
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  4. 28th Nov 2002 09:56 #4
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    You can do it Geocities.

    1. Make your images with .art tag.
    2. Upload
    3. and they should work

    Pinoy2201 taught me that trick...
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  5. 28th Nov 2002 09:57 #5
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    I will make mysefl clearer. say you have an image named hat.

    Save it in Paint with the ending .art

    Upload like it says above
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  6. 28th Nov 2002 23:38 #6
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    Thanks, weird how it allows .art but not anything else
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