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Are you using an I-phone or a PC ? I mostly post from my phone, as that is what I take photos with. I just scroll down to where it says "upload Photos" and click then I choose file ,pick my photo and click upload, and I think I then click on continue. done
 
How do you do it from a scanner hooked to a PC? Camara does not take pictures and camara will not work with PC.
 
I must be missing something, your camera does not take pictures? I think you are beat. If you camera has a digital card, you should be able to remove the card from the camera , and insert said card into your laptop, or pc. Then download to a file. hope this helps, I am sure there are others more into computers that could help you more than I can. My wife tells me where to go and what I can do when I get there. Bruce
 
Scan your photo to PC using low resolution like 150 (need a file - picture - under 2M for this forum), save it as a jpg (jpeg), remember what you (or the scanner software) called it and where it went (which folder) then follow above instructions for uploading.
 
This is one method/way of posting a picture in Classic View.

Scroll down to [b:654c4848f0]Advanced Posting Tools[/b:654c4848f0] area.

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Select the Upload Photo link and the Photo Gallery Upload dialog box appears.

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Click the Browse button, locate, and select the picture you want to post.

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Click the Open button and return to the Photo Gallery Upload dialog box.

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Click the Upload button and a thumbnail of your photo will appear.

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Click the Continue button to complete the upload.

Click the Preview Message button and your photo will appear at the top of your message.

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Hope this helps.
 
Yes, James Howell is using the same method I use to post photos from my laptop.
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The camara has a card but I have to take the card to a store that prints pictures. With the print then if I knew what I was doing I could scan it in and go that way. Not very practical driving into town to get one or two pictures printed. The PC does not and the previous ones did not have any place for that card. With the wires that are supposed to hook camara to PC it says cannot be read.
 
The computer generally cannot read directly from the camera without software for the camera. You should have gotten software with the camera and a cable to connect to the PC. If you do NOT have the software, you can usually get it as a free download from the manufacturer's site.
 
No No No..... Hit the computer store or Radio Shack if you still have one and pick up a card reader. Maybe $15.00 or so. Stick you SD or Mini SD or CF card in it. Plug it into your USB port. On the main screen "desk top" click on computer and the reader will show up as local disk E or G or such. Click on it and the whole card will open up. There will be several folders with about 4GB of pictures per folder. Right click and open the folder. Now you have maybe a thousand pictures listed. Right click and select View. Try medium size first. All done. Now follow what the other guys have told you to do. Not hard at all after you do it once or twice. Just go get a card reader. Also on Fleabay. Walmart might have them too.
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