Posting pictures

[Jerry Martin]

Can anyone give me instructions on posting pictures?

[rescue]

Find a picture on the internet that you want to post, for example the one at the bottom of this page. Place your cursor over it and click the right mouse button. Click on "properties." Copy the address(URL). For the picture at the bottom of this page, it looks like this:
http://www.windshield-repair-forum.c...tech-small.jpg
Note that the address will always end with .jpg or .gif or a similar format.

Then simply paste the address into your post and type [img] at the very beginning of the address and [/img] at the very end of the address.

Then your picture will magically appear like this:

[Jerry Martin]

Originally Posted by rescue

Find a picture on the internet that you want to post, for example the one at the bottom of this page. Place your cursor over it and click the right mouse button. Click on "properties." Copy the address(URL). For the picture at the bottom of this page, it looks like this:
http://www.windshield-repair-forum.c...tech-small.jpg
Note that the address will always end with .jpg or .gif or a similar format.

Then simply paste the address into your post and type [img] at the very beginning of the address and [/img] at the very end of the address.

Then your picture will magically appear like this:

Ok that will do what you say but what about personal pictures of say a .jpg banner or card that I have on my computer files. There was a program that I used to use on internet where you would post pictures to it and then do as you said but I forgot what it was.

[Delta Kits]

Jerry,

If there are pictures on your hard drive, hit "Post Reply" instead of using the box at the bottom. You can then post your message, and below it there is a box that says "manage attachments" Click that, find your file on your computer, and upload.

Any more trouble, let me know!

[Jerry Martin]

OK, here goes.

[Jerry Martin]

Originally Posted by Jerry Martin

OK, here goes.

Ack, kinda small, what could have I done to make it larger?

[Delta Kits]

It is just a thumbnail. If you click on it, it will bring up the larger version. That way for our friends with dialup, they don't have to download a large version and take too long to load.

[Jerry Martin]

Thank you for the help. You CAN teach a old dog new tricks.

[Mr Bill]

Nice business card, Jerry!
Cool graphics.