doors 1 year old to the day. I religiously pin my boom with both pins but after the big storm I had my neighbor over, and helping him with his machine i got distracted. Went out into the garage today and found the boom resting against the garage door bowing it out. Luckily once the weight was off the bow went away and just left me a nice reminder of how things happen when you get taken away from your normal routine. The reason the pin was out to start with is because I got stuck on a hill and was using it to pull myself back up past the stuck point. 0-2 that day, will be memorable for sure every time I see that buckle.Doors couldn’t stay new forever.......
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doors 1 year old to the day. I religiously pin my boom with both pins but after the big storm I had my neighbor over, and helping him with his machine i got distracted. Went out into the garage today and found the boom resting against the garage door bowing it out. Luckily once the weight was off the bow went away and just left me a nice reminder of how things happen when you get taken away from your normal routine. The reason the pin was out to start with is because I got stuck on a hill and was using it to pull myself back up past the stuck point. 0-2 that day, will be memorable for sure every time I see that buckle.
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No, we can not fix attached pic's, you will need to get them oriented right when you post them.
It's an IPhone issue, not a forum issue.
I have done some research on this subject and it effects all forums.
One work around it to post the pictures to a hosting site (like drop box) then post them on here.
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just assume all photo's from a phone or tablet will be oriented wrong so put them in your computer first. Open them.
Just came across a potential new way to solve this. Report back and let me know how it goes please.
So after opening it in your computer then Save it again BUTTT make sure to hit the setting that ask if you do or do NOT want to save the metadata. Do NOT save the metadata. Then reopen the pic.. it should now be "as is" You may then need to rotate it and resave. If this works as I think it does.... after the re-save is should now it is post ready.
PS- some pic software on computers now will ask what "orientation" you want to save so it will be "as is" in proper orientation. GIMP for example
Just came across a potential new way to solve this. Report back and let me know how it goes please.
So after opening it in your computer then Save it again BUTTT make sure to hit the setting that ask if you do or do NOT want to save the metadata. Do NOT save the metadata. Then reopen the pic.. it should now be "as is" You may then need to rotate it and resave. If this works as I think it does.... after the re-save is should now it is post ready.
PS- some pic software on computers now will ask what "orientation" you want to save so it will be "as is" in proper orientation. GIMP for example
