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auctiontongue.com/com_ebay/index.html. It tells precisely what features you need to look for and what will cause you trouble.
If you do buy a digital camera, it’s a whole other story getting the image onto th.computer. I thought you would enjoy some step-by-step photos of
that process, too, so I included them at
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If you have a regular camera and scanner, or a friend has a scanner, try my tutorial Scanner overview. I even put together Navigating You.computer so anyone could find and locate their auction pictures with ease.
I hate to tell you this, but there’s more for you to worry about. Ever go to an online auction and you wait and wait for it to load and nothing happens? Usually the culprit is a large file-sized auction photo. It’s the number one mistake beginners make. It makes your auction look unprofessional. The chances are slim anyone will hang around to place bids at that auction.
What’s that? Do I have a tutorial to solve that? Why yes I do! If you can’t tell already, I like helping people learn about the internet. I like to see people getting excited about their auctions. Believe me, your despair will be short-lived, and you will soon be an auction pro with some great auction stories to tell.
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