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Joined: Nov. 8 2010
From: London (living in the Bay Area)
Posting problem
A friend in Córdoba has sent me an interesting article in PDF about Mario Escudero, by one Ignacio Ramos Altamira. I have his permission to post it on the Foro, and I tried to upload to the Resources section. But I get:
Either the feature is disabled, or you do not have sufficient permission.
A friend in Córdoba has sent me an interesting article in PDF about Mario Escudero, by one Ignacio Ramos Altamira. I have his permission to post it on the Foro, and I tried to upload to the Resources section. But I get:
Either the feature is disabled, or you do not have sufficient permission.
Can anyone help?
Hi Paul,
It doesn't seem possible to upload pdf in this section of the foro. Perhaps you can upload the article to Google drive and share the link here, as a workaround?
arrghh...sorry, I should have went to the section myself and checked, before replying with my suggestion.
Yes, I can see the same message at the bottom of the composition page, too (where normally there is the ‘embed picture in post’ feature).
I spoke too soon, the cache clearing will resolve being blocked from posting a reply, where you will also receive the “ Either the feature is disabled, or you do not have sufficient permission.” message. Sorry about that...
This time I get a message saying (the PDF file) isn’t supported. gif/txt/jpg are supported.
So I guess that’s it. I’ll try and think of some other method.
So I am guessing you didn't like the google drive option I suggested (possibly because it requires you to have a gmail account), so how about this: https://www.docdroid.net/ you don't need to have an account with them to upload.
If you go to the main page of your Google drive, you should see a list of the documents you've uploaded. Right-click on the name of the file you want to share. A menu appears. On that menu, right beneath "share", you should see a "Get link" option (or something to that effect. My Google drive is in French and I'm just translating on the fly). Click on that. A pop-up window appears. You should see the link in the centre. To the right of it a text that says "Copy link". And beneath it you should see a drop-down menu. In that drop-down menu, choose the option that allows anyone who has the link to download the file. Then click on "copy link". Then come over here and add the link by using ctrl+v.
Many thanks for the article Paul. I have read about 3/4 of it, and will finish it later.
I became aware of Escudero in 1962 when I was stationed in the Army on the East Coast, and made it to New York City frequently on weekends.
I didn't realize there was a near miss in the Spring of 1955, when Escudero performed in Washington, DC. I was in my last year in high school, and was immersed in the classical, jazz and mambo scenes, totally unaware of flamenco.
I have learned a lot more from the article.
The old Austin Guitar Society (not the present Austin Classical Guitar Society) put on a concert by Escudero in the early 1970s. It sold out the 1,200-seat Hogg auditorium on the University of Texas campus. I think I may have been vice president of the society, but I had to be out of town on business and missed the concert.
RE: Article on Maria Escudero by Ign... (in reply to Paul Magnussen)
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ORIGINAL: Paul Magnussen
The “persona no identificada” in the photograph on p.233 looks to me like a young Guillermo Ríos. What does everybody else think?
Definitely. The pic on the right is from Guillermo Rios's website. In fact, it seems like it is from the same event; Scott Willey just moved to the other side of Sabicas:
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