posting pictures

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the skull
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posting pictures

Post by the skull »

does anybody know how to post pictures to this forum?
idiot proof answers only.
thanks
mart
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Re: posting pictures

Post by mart »

It's in the F.A.Qs.
The "bgafd" below is just given as an example. There has been some discussion of problems encountered with this procedure. Do a search. I recollect that it doesn't always work because the website hosting the pic. may be protected in some way. I guess if its on a membership site there would be a real problem.

[img]http://www.bgafd.co.uk/images/banner_small.jpg[/img] (for example) will include an image in your post. For this to work you must ensure that the image you're linking to is stored on some web space and that you have included the FULL address of the image.

Mart

diplodocus
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Re: posting pictures

Post by diplodocus »

lol, no image ;-)

we are Leeds.... , and we can still beat the mighty Chester
woodgnome
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Re: posting pictures

Post by woodgnome »

mart wrote:

> I recollect that it doesn't always work because the
> website hosting the pic. may be protected in some way

as is the case with this site... ;-)
the skull
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Re: posting pictures

Post by the skull »

thanks everyone but.......no, i didn't get a word of that!
how do you simply attach a jpeg from your documents?
it must be doable because i've seen it on this forum......
any ideas?
mart
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Re: posting pictures

Post by mart »

I was only trying to copy and paste from the FAQs. I didn't Preview....bugger.

You can't post a .jpg from your own computer. It has to be on a website then you post a link to the url.

Mart

philk
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Re: posting pictures

Post by philk »

The example in the FAQ isn't an image that exists - have corrected it with one that does.
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