Dan Swanson
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Where are the directions on this site that tells you how to attach more than one pic to a message? Or, can some assist me me? I know how to do a single pic. Thanks Dan
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mattofvinings
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The easiest way I know how is to sign up for photobucket account (which is free).
So you upload your pictures there and copy the "img" code...which is basically just a URL (web address) bracketed by "
![](http://" and ")
" in the body of the "post a reply" box.
Photobucket has the "img" code already setup so if you keep two windows open simultaneously: one which is ytmag and the other which is photobucket, you can copy and paste pretty quickly.
Hope this helps you out.
So you upload your pictures there and copy the "img" code...which is basically just a URL (web address) bracketed by "
Photobucket has the "img" code already setup so if you keep two windows open simultaneously: one which is ytmag and the other which is photobucket, you can copy and paste pretty quickly.
Hope this helps you out.
There 2 or 3 ways to it, but the easiest is to use the "Optional Image URL" and place all your picture web sites in there separated with just a comma, here's an example. Hal
http://i12.tinypic.com/234der9.jpg,http://i33.tinypic.com/ser457d.jpg
PS: Here's a web site with more good tips that Jon came out with using html writing that use symbols < & punctuation " = to place your pictures with your message. I like this better.
http://my.voyager.net/~ancestorfarms/ytmag/
http://i12.tinypic.com/234der9.jpg,http://i33.tinypic.com/ser457d.jpg
PS: Here's a web site with more good tips that Jon came out with using html writing that use symbols < & punctuation " = to place your pictures with your message. I like this better.
http://my.voyager.net/~ancestorfarms/ytmag/
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