Posted by Eric in IL on December 04, 2012 at 14:37:41 from (208.124.66.242):
In Reply to: Posting pictures posted by Russ from MN on December 04, 2012 at 09:58:27:
This is how I did it about a month ago. I included a link to the resulting post for reference.
My method:
1) Use modern view
2) Hit new topic and fill in subject line
3) I typed in a few lines to appear at top of post
4) Scroll down and use advanced posting tool to upload photo #1
5) Scroll back up to message box and if picture upload was successful, you will see a line of "jibberish" that is your picture. This "jibberish" needs to be on a line by itself. You may have to move it.
6) Then start a new line and type the text you want to appear under that picture.
7) Go back to step #4 and repeat 4,5,and 6 for multiple pictures.
8) When finished hit preview. If the post looks good hit submit.
On multiple picture tries, start with only two. This will save you headaches and lost effort. After you can do two, the "sky is the limit".
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