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Alan R. Mercurio_3
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Ed, when you're writing your message in the text box you'll notice at the lower left hand side of that box there is a button it will say attachments. Click on that. Ok with me so far? I knew you would be. :)
Now, you'll see another box come up and you'll see two buttoms around the top that will say Browse and Add you'll want to click on browse. Now just locate the picture located on your computer click on it to highlight it then click open.
you'll notice it's now in the attachments text box. click Add and you'll see it move to the currently attached text box. now click OK This will take you back to where you were posting your message. you'll notice there you'll have the option to have the picture within your post or as a link.
It's getting late but I'll be working in my office all day tomorrow if you need some more help I'll be more than happy to walk you through it.
Your friend in the industry,<BR>Alan R. Mercurio<BR><BR><a href="http://oiltechtalk.com/discuss/index.php?sid=63c67a82829fdbdda388591b32998104">www.oiltechtalk.com</a><BR><BR>
Now, you'll see another box come up and you'll see two buttoms around the top that will say Browse and Add you'll want to click on browse. Now just locate the picture located on your computer click on it to highlight it then click open.
you'll notice it's now in the attachments text box. click Add and you'll see it move to the currently attached text box. now click OK This will take you back to where you were posting your message. you'll notice there you'll have the option to have the picture within your post or as a link.
It's getting late but I'll be working in my office all day tomorrow if you need some more help I'll be more than happy to walk you through it.
Your friend in the industry,<BR>Alan R. Mercurio<BR><BR><a href="http://oiltechtalk.com/discuss/index.php?sid=63c67a82829fdbdda388591b32998104">www.oiltechtalk.com</a><BR><BR>
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how do i post pics when posting a message? please explain in small words in plain english i am not to computer literate
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Ed
You can't be any dumber than me when it comes to these computers so here goes. After you type your post, look down to the attachments button then push it. This should show you all the picture files. When you find the one you want to post click on it, then press add attachment, then push the post button0 -
Ed
You can't be any dumber than me when it comes to these computers so here goes. After you type your post, look down to the attachments button then push it. Click on the browser button. This should show you all the picture files you have saved. When you find the one you want to post click on it, then press add attachment, then push the post button0 -
It should be simple...
- You take a picture, then transfer it into your computer.
- Resize the picture, if needed, using a package like Irfanview or iPhoto. Resize the picture so that it is no wider than 500 pixels, so it fits well. Save it as a JPG to eventually conserve Dans disk space.
- Note the name of the resized picture and where it is located (My Pictures/boiler123.jpg, for example)
- Fire up your web browser, go to the wall, reply to a thread or start a new one
- When the browser is done, you'll note the subject field, the message field, and the Attachments button at the bottom. Type your message, then click on Attachments to add your picture files to the message.
0 - You take a picture, then transfer it into your computer.
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Ed
You can't be any dumber than me when it comes to these computers so here goes. After you type your post, look down to the attachments button then push it. Click on the browser button. This should show you all the picture files you have saved. Find the file that you saved the pictures in. When you find the one you want to post click on it, then press add attachment, then push the post button0 -
Ed
You can't be any dumber than me when it comes to these computers so here goes. After you type your post, look down to the attachments button then push it. Click on the browser button. This should show you all the picture files you have saved (mine are in the my documents file) click that and it will show you the list of files you saved. Find the file that you saved the pictures in. When you find the one you want to post click on it, then press add attachment, then push the post button0 -
Ed
You can't be any dumber than me when it comes to these computers so here goes. After you type your post, look down to the attachments button then push it. Click on the browser button. This should show you all the picture files you have saved (mine are in the my documents file) click that and it will show you the list of files you saved (mine is in the my pictures file). Find the file that you saved the pictures in. When you find the one you want to post click on it, then press add attachment, then push the post button0 -
Ed
You can't be any dumber than me when it comes to these computers so here goes. After you type your post, look down to the attachments button then push it. Click on the browser button. This should show you all the picture files you have saved (mine are in the my documents file) click that and it will show you the list of files you saved (mine is in the my pictures file). Find the file that you saved the pictures in. When you find the one you want to post click on it, then press add attachment, then push the post button0 -
It should be simple...
- You take a picture, then transfer it into your computer.
- Resize the picture, if needed, using a package like Irfanview or iPhoto. Resize the picture so that it is no wider than 500 pixels, so it fits well. Save it as a JPG to eventually conserve Dans disk space.
- Note the name of the resized picture and where it is located (My Pictures/boiler123.jpg, for example)
- Fire up your web browser, go to the wall, reply to a thread or start a new one
- When the browser is done, you'll note the subject field, the message field, and the Attachments button at the bottom. Type your message, then click on Attachments to add your picture files to the message.
- Clicking on Attachments opens a new browser window in which you need to click on the Choose File button to select your first image file. Find it on your hard drive, then click Add.
- The browser should then upload the picture to Dans server. Repeat as necessary, then press OK. This closes the Attachments window and brings you back to your typed message.
- Clicking on Attachments opens a new browser window in which you need to click on the Choose File button to select your first image file. Find it on your hard drive, then click Add.
- You can choose to show up to one picture as part of your message. Select the most relevant one, then check off the check mark next to it.
- Now select Post and you should be done.
0 - You take a picture, then transfer it into your computer.
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ARGH..
.. a dropped network connection = double post. Sorry about that.0 -
Ed
You can't be any dumber than me when it comes to these computers so here goes. After you type your post, look down to the attachments button then push it. Click on the browser button. This should show you all the picture files you have saved (mine are in the my documents file) click that and it will show you the list of files you saved (mine is in the my pictures file). Find the file that you saved the pictures in. When you find the one you want to post click on it then press open (this should load it into the walls attachment thingy), then press add attachment, then push the post button0 -
Ed
You can't be any dumber than me when it comes to these computers so here goes. After you type your post, look down to the attachments button then push it. Click on the browser button. This should show you all the picture files you have saved (mine are in the my documents file) click that and it will show you the list of files you saved (mine is in the my pictures file). Find the file that you saved the pictures in. When you find the one you want to post click on it then press open (this should load it into the walls attachment thingy), then press add attachment, then push the ok button then click the post button. I'm gonna try and post a picture of me' mother in law......
here goes.
Robert O'Connor/NJ0 -
gotta watch out with
those mixed breeds....
Cosmo Valavanis
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Wow Robert ! She is in Rare Form These days...*~/:)
shes seemed to lose a bit of weight and grown some nice horns since your last post :)You can see the inner charm seething its way to the surface:)0 -
Hey Robert,
only her arm came out. What is she holding, a sheep dog?0
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