Anonymous-0
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Ok: for all you computer guru"s, how do you post a picture from a digitial camera ? I"m a computer IDIOT when it comes to this. Please help. Thanks Mike
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David from Kansas
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I'm no guru but I download my digital camera pictures to my computer and then under the "advance posting tools" I click on "upload photo" and then click on the browse button and find your picture and click on it and it will load to your post. Learned from those on this site to resize the pic to 480x360 for best results. James Howell seems to be the "guru" on the picture loading so maybe he can chime in and help.
Anonymous-0
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after find your Picture and click on it,
" then "click open" "click continue"
" then "click open" "click continue"
You probably will need to download the pictures to "My Pictures". If the pictures are too large an easy way to reduce the size is to email them to yourself then download them to "My Documents".
If you use tinypic.com this will take you to My Documents automatically when you click on "Browse" and then select your picture then click on "Save" and then on "Upload Image".
In about 30 seconds you will get an image url similar to this: http://i44.tinypic.com/234hsd9.jpg
You then type that into the space below your message known as the "Optional Image URL".
To post 2 or more pictures you still need an image url for each picture and you still use the Optional Image Url space to post them and you only use a comma to separate them, here's an example:
http://i34.tinypic.com/saf34d7.jpg,http://i35.tinypic.com/cas456n.jpg
There's several other ways to post pictures using
what's known as HTML writing. I'll post a picture of what that looks like. Hal
PS: You leave a space between pictures or write something about the picture. I like this way of posting pictures too.
If you use tinypic.com this will take you to My Documents automatically when you click on "Browse" and then select your picture then click on "Save" and then on "Upload Image".
In about 30 seconds you will get an image url similar to this: http://i44.tinypic.com/234hsd9.jpg
You then type that into the space below your message known as the "Optional Image URL".
To post 2 or more pictures you still need an image url for each picture and you still use the Optional Image Url space to post them and you only use a comma to separate them, here's an example:
http://i34.tinypic.com/saf34d7.jpg,http://i35.tinypic.com/cas456n.jpg
There's several other ways to post pictures using
what's known as HTML writing. I'll post a picture of what that looks like. Hal
PS: You leave a space between pictures or write something about the picture. I like this way of posting pictures too.
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