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Unusual Tales #3 and #19 uploaded

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deni

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Unusual Tales #3 and #19 uploaded
« on: August 25, 2010, 11:53:09 AM »
I uploaded Unusual Tales #03 (Aug 1956), ctc, 37.1 MB.   Then about an hour later I uploaded Unusual Tales #19 (Nov 1959), ctc, 33.6 MB.

I uploaded both through the direct upload feature to their Charlton folder - awaiting approval.

I found both of these issues elsewhere on the web.  Both had a 'fett' tag on the end of their filenames, so I have credited him as original scanner.

(The new programing must be up and working - this is good for me because I still haven't figured out how to configure Fillzilla for FTP uploading.)
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Re: Unusual Tales #3 and #19 uploaded
« Reply #1 on: August 31, 2010, 04:13:22 AM »
When I checked the download folders, Unusual tales #03  was in the Golden Age Charlton comics'  Unusual Tales download folder.  Right where it's supposed to be.

But Unusual Tales #19 (Nov 1959) was in the Silver Age Sidestreet Charlton comics'  Unusual Tales  download folder.   Since it was from 1959 I had intended to put it in the Golden Age folder.  But I must have selected the wrong category folder in the upload program..

When they have time, would one of the administrators please move Unusual Tales #19 to its proper download file.
« Last Edit: September 10, 2010, 10:41:11 PM by deni »
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