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The "File Manager" link at the bottom of the posting form will allow you to post a picture from your computer, provided it meets the size criteria. Any larger file will need to be posted from a website, such as "Photobucket" or your own website. That can be accessed through the image icon (fourth from the left) in the tray above the area where you type your post.
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As noted, file manager or a photo site are alternatives.
Another way to go (what I do)-- you may have some webspace available by virtue of the email service you have with an ISP.
If you have this, then you will need FTP software to transfer a pic to your space. I use 'Core FTP' which is a free download -- pretty easy setup and useful for all manner of stuff.
Another way to go (what I do)-- you may have some webspace available by virtue of the email service you have with an ISP.
If you have this, then you will need FTP software to transfer a pic to your space. I use 'Core FTP' which is a free download -- pretty easy setup and useful for all manner of stuff.