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Unique 3.4 MK1

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I have a 3.4 MK1 that may be very unique. However, to fully explain the problem I need to post 4 photos to the question. I know this is the wrong place at ask this, but this question was asked in the Help forum by another member in February and has not yet been answered.

How do I attach photos to my topic? I know how to link, etc., but how do I get a copy of the photos from my computer to whatever server the forum uses? Do I have to use an intermediate service such as Photobucket to send my copies to and link from there?

gary
 
There are a couple of ways to post pictures. One way involves linking to a picture that is already on another website using "image tags". the other way involves uploading a file from your computer as a "file attachment" using the "File Manager". In both cases you want to use the "Full editor" (also known as the advanced editor" rather than the "quick reply" box. Here is a video on How to Post Pictures

One note: If you use the "file Manager" to upload a pictures as an attachment, there is a limit on how big the file can be, depending on your subscription status. If you are an non-subscribing member, you are limited to 100k file size. If you are a subscriber, then the file size can be bigger, depending on your subscription level, No matter what, if the picture you upload is smaller than 150k, then it will be displayed in full in your post. However, if the file size is larger than 150k, then it will just be a link that people need to click on to view the picture.
 
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