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Old 29th November 2009, 04:52 PM
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Smile Posting pictures

I thought this may be of some help to some of our new members !!

Perhaps some of the computer boffins can add to this post.


Posting pictures



Tis quite easy once you get the hang of it.

This is how I manage

Use a photo sharing site such as Photobucket or Flickr or the likes

Plenty out there & free to use

Upload your images to your chosen host.

I use Photobucket, it will allow you to resize the image when you upload.

Once the image has been uploaded, look for images code ( Web address ) .
Should look something like this: http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/j...e/100_0269.jpg .......Will have [img] either end though.

Right click on the image code & choose copy

On your forum post, click on the insert image button on the tool bar at the top.
You may be prompted to allow scripted windows ( I do )
Click on the prompt & choose to allow scripted windows.

Click on the insert image button once more & right click on the text box that pops up & paste the image code in the box. Then click ok.

This should bring up a photo within your post.

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I believe that you can post images that are on your computer.....Don't know how to do that though

Probalby easier ways to post photos but it works for me
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