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Posted by N. TX Tim on January 08, 2006 at 19:18:42 from (12.106.223.124):
In Reply to: Posting pictures posted by JD 5020 guy on January 08, 2006 at 18:35:11:
I fella was nice enough to post the following information on how to post one or more photos. Follow his instructions precisely for posting multiple pictures. Also, you must have your photos on the web somewhere to post them...but you probably already know that. Good Luck, Tim There are 2 ways to ad a photo to your post. 1st.. You need to have your own web site or a simular site that that you can up load images to. Then you can link them to you post by adding the URL into the box that say " Optional Image URL" 2nd way is to upload a image to this site. I did that for the hay rack image. I added it to the implement photos section. After you do that. Go to the image that you just uploaded. Right click on the image and choose " Properties" There you will see the URL address for the image. Put your mouse curser over that URL address and left click and drag accross the address. You will see it high light. Wile it is high lighted. Right click and choose "Copy" Go to the post you want to add the image too. Right click in the box that says " Optional Image URL" Choose "Paste" WALA!!! You image will be added to your post. Try it. You can also add more than one image to a post if you want too. You do this by adding HTML tags to you address. It looks like this. 3TR2 3TD2 3center23img src="http://ns2.genesis-technology.com/~kvp/images/400%20SPLIT/trans/1-9-04/trans-done.jpg"2 I can type it like it realy is or all you would see is the image and not the code. To get this code to work. Change all the number 3's to < and all the 2's to > After you add the brackets < > this tell a web browser to treat the text as a command. I keep a copy of this HTML text in a text file and when ever I want to add muliple images I just copy from there and add it to the main boby of my post. You just add the url you want for each image in between the " Simple huh?
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