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Burning Brakes
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Nesconset NY
St. Jude Donor '04 & '05
you use the following command
[img](the host site for me it is )members.aol.com/tmcclaffe(then you need the file name)/bv5.jpg (then you have to use the brackets again this time with a slash [/img]
this is where my file is
http://members.aol.com/tmcclaffe/bv5.jpg
if you right click on the picture and go to properties you will see the whole string command
[img](the host site for me it is )members.aol.com/tmcclaffe(then you need the file name)/bv5.jpg (then you have to use the brackets again this time with a slash [/img]
this is where my file is
http://members.aol.com/tmcclaffe/bv5.jpg
if you right click on the picture and go to properties you will see the whole string command
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Open the photo that you want to post. Right click on the photo and click on properties. Highlight the properties and the do a copy (either from the menu or do a ctrl C (that's the Ctrl key and the C key at the same time). This will copy the picture link into your 'paste buffer'. Then go to your post on the forum and select the little icon that looks like a little yellow box with a mountain in it. Paste the info that you just copied into the area where you see "HTTP://". Paste it right over the HTTP://, because it will alredy be in you paste buffer then hit submit. I should mention before you do all this, that your pic must be 'hosted'. Look in the 'stickie' thread at the top of C5 General to get your pic hosted. Hope all this BS helps. Zuti 