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       posting pictures 
   DIR By: jnyce
       Date: December 19, 2011, 5:59 pm
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       can someone please explain to me how its done
       
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       Re: posting pictures 
   DIR By: Tony Chavarria
       Date: December 19, 2011, 10:35 pm
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       Once you get the hang of it, it is fairly easy to do. Let's see
       if I can be of some help with this:
       1: The picture/s you will want to post will need to be either
       hosted on another website (photobucket...) or loaded into this
       sites gallery.
       2: Once loaded into the Gallery, go to view the gallery and find
       your picture, click on it and you will see something similar to
       the following:
  HTML http://www.createaforum.com/gallery/rollerpigeon/0/1-191211222129.jpeg
       3:Select the "Direct Link" option and all the code by high
       lighting and right clicking and then press copy
       4: Go to your post and select the "Insert Image" icon and then
       right click and select paste to place the code into the little
       box that pops up.
       5: Select save/ok button and your picture should display.
       I hopes this helps - I hope I explained it properly!  ;D
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       Re: posting pictures 
   DIR By: donnie james
       Date: December 20, 2011, 12:39 pm
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       hay tony,
       i'm the smatest guy on here that seems hard to do is there a
       better to post a picture???????????/donnie james
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       Re: posting pictures 
   DIR By: Tony Chavarria
       Date: December 20, 2011, 12:42 pm
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       [img]
  HTML http://www.roller-pigeon.com/i/AA_Sale%20Birds/tn_458b.JPG[/img]
       Took about 15 seconds to post AND type and correcting a typo!
       ;D
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       Re: posting pictures 
   DIR By: Tony Chavarria
       Date: December 20, 2011, 12:54 pm
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       Hey Donnie, in order to post a picture, the picture has to be
       "hosted". Then a link to the picture needs to be placed on the
       thread post using the "Insert Image" icon. That's it! That's as
       easy as it gets anywhere.  :D
       For example, right click on any picture that you see on the
       Internet and select the "copy image URL", select the "Insert
       Image" icon, right click in the "Enter Image Location" and
       select the paste option, click the "OK" button. You will see the
       picture.
       Otherwise, you HAVE to upload the picture you want to use to a
       host service (photobucket, gallery, etc) and follow instructions
       to post.
       There is no getting around it. This IS easy. Easy and fast are 2
       different things. If you want fast, write macros to automate the
       posting steps if you plan to post allot of pictures.  ;)
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       Re: posting pictures 
   DIR By: markmidmo
       Date: December 20, 2011, 2:16 pm
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  HTML http://www.createaforum.com/gallery/rollerpigeon/0/308-201211141035.jpegI<br
       />was able to get it to work by loading a picture in the gallery
       on this site.  The only thing is that on the first attempt with
       a large size picture the page just sat and "spun", so I
       refreshed and tried with smaller picture, but now I see they are
       both out there.  I think it works best if you size the picture
       first to reduce the kb of space required.
       The picture is one of my Hilton cock birds.
       You will notice two different pictures on this post.  The one at
       the top is "hosted" and the one below is "an attachment".  Tony
       I'm wondering what is the pros and cons of using the method you
       mentioned vs the "attach" feature.
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       Re: posting pictures 
   DIR By: Tony Chavarria
       Date: December 20, 2011, 3:57 pm
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       --- Quote from: markmidmo link ---
       > ...Tony I'm wondering what is the pros and cons of using the
       method you mentioned vs the "attach" feature.
       --- End Quote ---
       Yes, good question, when it comes to the attach feature, each
       site member is limited in file space to attach pictures. Plus,
       he will still have to upload the file and so forth, so not allot
       of time is saved in my estimation. Eventually, he will run out
       of space in his account. That's why the hosted link feature is
       the better one to use. Both can be used. I think the hosted
       option is best. It is unlimited in its use. So that's what I
       like to use.
       Good suggestion though!  :D
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       Re: posting pictures 
   DIR By: donnie james
       Date: December 20, 2011, 8:29 pm
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       hay tony,
       thank you for braking  it down for me i have to try it in the
       next few days donnie james
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