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If anyone knows( and I'm sure there is) how to attach more than one picture to a post please let me know the secret.
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Upload the pictures to a web-based site such as www.photobucket. After they're uploaded there, click on the 3rd line under the photo and copy - come back here, 'paste' that url right into your message body.
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I use https://imageshack.us to host any pictures I want to put on a forum.
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If anyone knows( and I'm sure there is) how to attach more than one picture to a post please let me know the secret.
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When you make a post there's a chance to pre-view it or to add an attachment file. I think that only allows one file to be attached.
If you want the picture to be included in the body of the message immediately visible to readers then the instant UBB code offers an "<u>Image</u>" choice that can be used:
and I'll try adding both as attachments too, thoug I've no idea whether that will be successful....
EDIT: I've tried adding multiple files as attachments using various punctuation (,;
between the file addresses all without success- it seems that only one file can be attached properly to messages. An interesting experiment....
If anyone knows( and I'm sure there is) how to attach more than one picture to a post please let me know the secret.
[/ QUOTE ]
When you make a post there's a chance to pre-view it or to add an attachment file. I think that only allows one file to be attached.
If you want the picture to be included in the body of the message immediately visible to readers then the instant UBB code offers an "<u>Image</u>" choice that can be used:
and I'll try adding both as attachments too, thoug I've no idea whether that will be successful....
EDIT: I've tried adding multiple files as attachments using various punctuation (,;
between the file addresses all without success- it seems that only one file can be attached properly to messages. An interesting experiment....