trying to post a pic in a forum
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keithlong
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trying to post a pic in a forum
I am trying to post a pic and it has been a while since i done it, can anyone tell me how to post a pic?
KeithLLong
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It does not cost any more to carry a sharp knife than it does to carry a dull knife
- jonet143
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Re: trying to post a pic in a forum
start a post
scroll down to upload attachment
click browse
find the file with the pic
open file
choose pic and open
scroll dwn and click submit
hope this helps
scroll down to upload attachment
click browse
find the file with the pic
open file
choose pic and open
scroll dwn and click submit
hope this helps
johnnie f 1949
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keithlong
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Re: trying to post a pic in a forum
Thanks Johnnie
Every time I try to post a pic, it says that it is invalid info.
Just not doing something right. Pics are loaded on computer.
Every time I try to post a pic, it says that it is invalid info.
Just not doing something right. Pics are loaded on computer.
KeithLLong
It does not cost any more to carry a sharp knife than it does to carry a dull knife
It does not cost any more to carry a sharp knife than it does to carry a dull knife
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Re: trying to post a pic in a forum
are they jpegs?
johnnie f 1949
on the cutting edge is sometimes not the place to be.
please support our troops - past and present
if not a member...join the NKCA! they're on our side.
on the cutting edge is sometimes not the place to be.
please support our troops - past and present
if not a member...join the NKCA! they're on our side.
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Re: trying to post a pic in a forum
I host my pics on photobucket. I just find this the easier way for me to do it. On photobucket there is a section under the pics that has [IMG. you can left click on the and it will copy it for you. You then go to the post and just right click and select paste.
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keithlong
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Re: trying to post a pic in a forum
Hey Russell,
How do I get to photo bucket> Can I copy my pics from my file to it? If so please let me know how. Thanks
How do I get to photo bucket> Can I copy my pics from my file to it? If so please let me know how. Thanks
KeithLLong
It does not cost any more to carry a sharp knife than it does to carry a dull knife
It does not cost any more to carry a sharp knife than it does to carry a dull knife
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keithlong
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Re: trying to post a pic in a forum
Thanks Russell
I am a little slow but I get there eventually. Now I have to play around and figure out how to size them so that they are not so big. It is simple once you figure it out.
I am a little slow but I get there eventually. Now I have to play around and figure out how to size them so that they are not so big. It is simple once you figure it out.
KeithLLong
It does not cost any more to carry a sharp knife than it does to carry a dull knife
It does not cost any more to carry a sharp knife than it does to carry a dull knife
- arathol
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using photobucket
Go to http://photobucket.com/register/?specia ... b_join_now and create an account. Once you have your account, you can log in to your album page and start the process.
First, choose where the pictures are coming from. In most cases you want to choose your computer as the source.

Before you begin uploading, you need to resize the pictures. Photobucket does that for you.
The resize tool allows you to upload pictures even if they are really big. The pictures are resized as part of the transfer process. Use either the 15" or 17" screen for best viewing results, the images shown here are done using the 15" option.

Now you are ready to start uploading. Use the blue button to navigate to your pictures, then select which ones you want to upload.

Once the pictures are uploaded, you need to find the URL with the right HTML tags so the pictures will appear. This forum uses the IMG tags.


This is how the URL of your picture should look when its pasted to the response box

Use the preview button at the bottom of the forum page to see if you have done it right. If you have, your post should appear with the pictures in the preview box above the response box. If it has worked, click submit and your post will appear.
First, choose where the pictures are coming from. In most cases you want to choose your computer as the source.

Before you begin uploading, you need to resize the pictures. Photobucket does that for you.
The resize tool allows you to upload pictures even if they are really big. The pictures are resized as part of the transfer process. Use either the 15" or 17" screen for best viewing results, the images shown here are done using the 15" option.

Now you are ready to start uploading. Use the blue button to navigate to your pictures, then select which ones you want to upload.

Once the pictures are uploaded, you need to find the URL with the right HTML tags so the pictures will appear. This forum uses the IMG tags.


This is how the URL of your picture should look when its pasted to the response box

Use the preview button at the bottom of the forum page to see if you have done it right. If you have, your post should appear with the pictures in the preview box above the response box. If it has worked, click submit and your post will appear.
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keithlong
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Re: trying to post a pic in a forum
Thanks for all the info and help. I have figured it out.
KeithLLong
It does not cost any more to carry a sharp knife than it does to carry a dull knife
It does not cost any more to carry a sharp knife than it does to carry a dull knife