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Title: ATTACH A PICTURE FILE?
Post by: angels4kelly on July 20, 2006, 03:38:24 pm

Does anyone know how to explain just how to attach my pictures that I usually put right on my post? Because I guess it's hard for those with dial up to get the posts open.
I'm sure it's best if I could just attach the picture. Right?
Peace,
Kelly

                                                     
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Title: Re: ATTACH A PICTURE FILE?
Post by: cmhjeff on July 27, 2006, 10:54:47 am

Kelly, you obviosly figured this out,do you mind sharing?  I've tried myself and just can't figure  it out.  THANKS

Quote from: angels4kelly on July 20, 2006, 03:38:24 pm

Does anyone know how to explain just how to attach my pictures that I usually put right on my post? Because I guess it's hard for those with dial up to get the posts open.
I'm sure it's best if I could just attach the picture. Right?
Peace,
Kelly

                                                     
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Title: Re: ATTACH A PICTURE FILE?
Post by: Lwood on July 27, 2006, 01:12:29 pm

there are two ways,  you can click on the Photo button ( just to the left of the one that looks like a globe, above) and paste the URL of the pic from a photo hosting site like Photobucket or Kodak Pic Share. OR
click the Additional Options below and then click the attach file option... Note the Pic will have to be under 200kb, so youll have to resize it when you load it from your photo file 800x  lpi usually comes in under 200kb.
this is also a good way to attach documents like say a recipe..

Which reminds me , its time for some Ice Cream  ;D

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