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Keith T.

How do I post an image from my computer? There used to be an "upload" section where you could scroll through your images....I don't see it noww

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#2

Brad Vietje

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Brad Vietje

I believe there are 2 ways:

1) for images on your hard drive, you can use the Upload embedded file option, using the browse button seen right above this text box ^^^ The files may have to be reduced in size, as the limit is only 100kb. This inserts the image in the body of the text, like this (trying it now):


2) for on-line images, you can use the Optional Link URL: option just below this text box, and you can provide a title below that.

I believe these options are only present if you're logged in properly.

Hope that helps,

Brad Vietje

Newbury, VT

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#3

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John K Jordan

Keith,

If you don't have an easy way to resize photos so the file size is below 100K, check out this message that Ellis posted last year:

http://www.woodcentral.com/woodworking/photography/index.pl/page/6/md/read/id/456069/sbj/picresize-experiment/

I use Photoshop for all my image stuff but I tested the Picresize method he described and it worked well.

JKJ

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#4

Check your profile

Dick Coers

You have a different email address in your profile. You have to use the same information in your registered profile to be able to post photos.

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#5

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Keith T

I think that's it Dick! New computer, nothing works the same!!

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#6

Ellis Walentine

Late to the party...

Ellis Walentine

... but, Dick is exactly right. Your Name and Email Address in the message post form must be the same as the ones in your Profile.

Thanks, everyone, for helping out. Not sure how I missed this one...

Ellis

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#7

Keith Tompkins

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Keith Tompkins

Thanks every one, and Ellis!! That was it!!!! :)

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