Anonymous-0
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How do you attach a photo or two, directly inside the message?
Tims A
Tims A
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This is probably the second most asked ? on this board right behind is it pos or neg ground.
I"m not being flip, I also asked the ? many moons ago.
There are numerous posts on this subject if you search archives. And there are several ways to do it.
Basically, post your picture onto one of the pages to the left on this site or some other site then copy the url from the properties of the photo and past it in the appropiate line belown message. Leave one space(shift)between each photo.
I"m not being flip, I also asked the ? many moons ago.
There are numerous posts on this subject if you search archives. And there are several ways to do it.
Basically, post your picture onto one of the pages to the left on this site or some other site then copy the url from the properties of the photo and past it in the appropiate line belown message. Leave one space(shift)between each photo.
Anonymous-0
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Re; Pos or Neg ground, Before electric they asked which way to turn the crank.
Thanks I will give it a go.
Tim
Thanks I will give it a go.
Tim
You need to have your photos somewhere on your computer so that any of the free photo service's can access your pics like My Documents.
Once you have your pics downloaded use one of the free photo service's like tinypic.com or photobucket.com. When you use tinypic.com you need to click on "Browse" and select your pic. Need to do this for each picture and you will get a web site that starts with http:// and ends with jpg. You can now use the Optional Image URL for posting one or more pics.
You place those pic web sites in the Optional Image Url and you separate the pic web sites with a comma and a space a space.
There's another way for posting 2 or more pics using the html writing. You still need to get your pic web sites and place them just below your
message leaving a space between pics or writing a few words about the pic. You need to add all the symbols and punctuation shown in the attachment.
I prefer this method. Hal
PS: Don't be afraid to try posting pics. You can't mess up. For one pic use the Optional Image Url.
Once you have your pics downloaded use one of the free photo service's like tinypic.com or photobucket.com. When you use tinypic.com you need to click on "Browse" and select your pic. Need to do this for each picture and you will get a web site that starts with http:// and ends with jpg. You can now use the Optional Image URL for posting one or more pics.
You place those pic web sites in the Optional Image Url and you separate the pic web sites with a comma and a space a space.
There's another way for posting 2 or more pics using the html writing. You still need to get your pic web sites and place them just below your
message leaving a space between pics or writing a few words about the pic. You need to add all the symbols and punctuation shown in the attachment.
I prefer this method. Hal
PS: Don't be afraid to try posting pics. You can't mess up. For one pic use the Optional Image Url.
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