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All I did was to right click on your photo, click on properties, highlight the address of the photo, press the ctrl and c keys to copy, click on the insert image icon (looks to me like the sun shining above pyramids or mtns) above where you are typing your message, delete the http:// already there (just so the http:// doesn't appear twice) and then press ctrl v to paste your photo. You can then click on preview post to see if you did it right. Sometimes, I even skip a step and just paste the photo into the body of the message. As you can see, everyone does it a little differently; doesn't matter as long as the right things are done such as the [IMG] before and the [/IMG] after.
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All I did was to right click on your photo, click on properties, highlight the address of the photo, press the ctrl and c keys to copy, click on the insert image icon (looks to me like the sun shining above pyramids or mtns) above where you are typing your message, delete the http:// already there (just so the http:// doesn't appear twice) and then press ctrl v to paste your photo. You can then click on preview post to see if you did it right. Sometimes, I even skip a step and just paste the photo into the body of the message. As you can see, everyone does it a little differently; doesn't matter as long as the right things are done such as the [IMG] before and the [/IMG] after.
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