How to Solve a Geometry Problem?

Thread starter thegame
Start date Feb 28, 2004
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The discussion revolves around a user seeking help with a geometry problem and experiencing issues with image uploads. Participants note that images may not appear because they require manual approval before being visible. The user is prompted to share what solutions they have already attempted. There is a clear emphasis on the need for patience regarding image visibility due to the approval process. Overall, the thread highlights the challenges of sharing visual content in problem-solving discussions.

Feb 28, 2004

thegame

does somebody know how to do this

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Feb 28, 2004

thegame

Why doesn't the attached imgae showup?

Has the webmaster disabled imgaes?

Feb 28, 2004

thegame

Let me try again

http://octaves.uni.cc/user/Untitled1.jpg

Feb 28, 2004

Hurkyl

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does somebody know how to do this

Yep.

(...preempting your next question...)

What have you tried?

Why doesn't the attached imgae showup?

Uploaded images must be manually approved. It doesn't happen instantaneously!

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