Thanks in advance!!

Someone must know how to do this. Thanks

HEH STUMP.... I PM'd you a reply to your PM but it was "UNDELIVERABLE". It said you had chosen NOT to recieve PM's. I have to run out right now. Sometime later today I'll try and post a response for you. HOW MUCH computer knowledge do you have. I mean do you know how to copy and paste URLs etc etc or do I have to start at the beginning of time.

I apologize for that. When I registered...I didn't know how to setup or use any of the options given to us. If you would like, you could email me and we can discuss how to do everything. I am slightly computer literate. I fix them. Shoot me an email when you have a chance @ [email protected]. I can tell what problems I'm running into and then we can go from there.

Thanks,
Pat

first you must have the picture stored on the web somewhere , ie imagestation , huntingpictures , ext . then open the picture and right click on it highlight the properties line and copy . Then when you are posting click image above the box and this will pop up






now right click inbetween the 2 images and hit paste , that should do it

That's the short version. If you understand that you're good to go. If not, let us know. You can also "Embed" a picture without having it stored on a website. The only drawback to that method is it will only allow a 30MB picture so you have to resize it before attempting to embed. To embed simply click the "Embed picture in post" box at the bottom of your post, click on the "click here to upload!", browse your puter and select. Make sure you hit all the OK dialog boxes after you've done it or it won't show. I like Imagestation for storing my pictures. I have a ton of them there. It allows for uploading a bunch at once. I would resize them before uploading or you'll really get bogged down. Any I put there I usually resize to about 625 x whatever. Just go to Imagestation.com and work through the screen to establish an account. Once you find your way around there it's pretty easy.

I know you know, but when you right click and select properties you must be at the storage site... i.e. Imagestation. You just copy and paste the URL Address from the properties dialog box.