Files - jpg's, hcrg's, etc (Was RE: Sage - Salvia Fruticosa/helichrysum)

[Guest guest]

Hi Michel,

 

Well, the group doesn't handle attachments because of the potential for

viruses to spread through the list via attachments .. BUT pictures,

jpgs, info such as you mention below can be posted to the group via the

files section:

 

http://finance.

 

Just go on in there and upload to your heart's content. You can even

make specific folders if you'd like - and also have a message

automatically sent to the group announcing the uploaded file (s)

 

If you need any assistance, let me know and I'll be glad to help out!

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

Michel Vanhove [michel]

 

Hi,

 

a practical question: I have plenty of info of oils, sometimes HCRG's,

that I changed in jpg format

(for instance the analyse of salvia offi. " Petite feuille " , and 4 or 5

analyses of different helichryse oils.

I started a small project of helichrysum italicum cultivation in my

region, I have plenty of nice images, much

better than the one posted here. How can I make these images available

for the group?

Redirection to my own pages or is there a way through ?

Copy paste is less time consuming for me. I actually have plenty of

visitors every day and am trying to

find the easiest way to share... and a newbie on ...

 

Michel

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Christine Ziegler wrote:

 

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>Hi Michel,

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>Well, the group doesn't handle attachments because of the potential for

>viruses to spread through the list via attachments .. BUT pictures,

>jpgs, info such as you mention below can be posted to the group via the

>files section:

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>http://finance.

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Hi Chris,

 

just added my first images :

 

two jpg's of the helichrysum italicum I started to cultivate in my

region in France: The Cévennes,

cultivated by a friend, at this moment only a small field, but I hope we

can expand this in the future.

We took seed from Corsica, from different places, thus creating a

" population " ...

I also added the HCRG in jpg format of the oils obtained.

 

You can compare the analyse of a macrophilla helichryse from Sardaigne:

no italidiones... (2 jpg files)

 

 

Regards,

 

Michel

 

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