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Offline Rennhack

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Photo Section Updated
« on: Jun 19, 2004, 11:46 »
You can now upload into any album on the site. 

If you want to create your own album, click on "Admin Mode" then "Create Album" to create your own Picture albums!

Here's the response from our folks in Washington who review information before it is posted on the web site.  As you probably know, we initially removed some information from our website after 9/11/01.  Information was restored only after it was thoroughly reviewed.

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“On the aerial photos and site drawings:
We have looked at the drawings and -at this level of detail - have been making them publicly available.  We have also released the typical aerial photographs such as those on the old plant info.”

By the way;

I've added 36 new pictures to the Russia section of the Photo Gallery:

Click here to see new pictures.
« Last Edit: Jun 26, 2004, 04:31 by Rennhack »

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Re: Photo Section Fixed
« Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2004, 08:02 »
I just updated the photo software last night. 

1: Everyone can now post pictures (Fixed permissions)
2: Everyone can even crop and rotate pictures online now! (Upgrade to software)
3: I also Fixed the look of that section. (Update to curent site look)

 


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