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Posted by Bob M - here's how I do it on December 03, 2001 at 17:05:34 from (66.66.72.246):
In Reply to: How to post pics? posted by EZHangin on December 03, 2001 at 15:53:29:
First upload the image(s) in an online photo album service. I use Photopoint (www.photopoint.com), but there's others out there like Ofoto, EpsonPhotoCenter, etc. Once you got your images uploaded, go to the image you want to post in your online photo album page. Click on the image until all you see is the image on the screen - nothing else like menus, ads, etc. should appear Now position the cursor in the "location" (in Netscape) or "address" (Internet Explorer) box at the top of the screen - select and copy the text there. (Right click on the address then hit "copy" in the pull down menu that shows up - this copies the long text string that's the URL for the photo you are trying to post). Now return to the YTMag Farmall forum and create a message like usual. At the bottom of the screen position the cursor in the "Optional Image URL" box, then right click and select "paste" from the pull down menu. The URL you copied above will appear in the box. Finally punch the "submit follow up" button - if you did everything right, your text AND image will appear. Be patient - it took a few tries before I figured it out and got it to work for me...
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