INSTRUCTIONS FOR POSTING PICTURES!

INSTRUCTIONS FOR POSTING PICTURES!

MrFixIT

Here is how you do it!
First, the picture must be uploaded to the internet. Meaning, the picture must be on some website, or on a computer that is always connected to the internet.
From here, there are two ways. The first for websites that allow you to link picture directly from them. If that is the case, then type it in like this:
#IMG SRC="http://www.yourwebsite.com/file_name.jpg"#
The first # sign will be replaced with the Less Than sign on the keyboard, which for most people is shit-comma. The second # sign will be replaced by the greater than sign, which for most people is shift-period. The stuff inside the "'s, is the exactly location of the picture, it must be written perfectly, or it will not work.
The second way to do this is to make a link to it. That is done like this:
#A HREF="http://www.yourwebsite.com/file_name.jpg"# CLICK HERE #/A#
For this, the first and third #s are the less-than (shift-comma), and the 2nd and 4th #s are the greater-than (shift-period).
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- a picture is worth...
  
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  <A HREF="http://www.yourwebsite.com/file_name.jpg">CLICK HERE<A>
  
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- Re: MORE INSTRUCTIONS FOR POSTING PICTURES!
  
  A. Michelson
  
  Here is how you do it!
  First, the picture must be uploaded to the internet. Meaning, the picture must be on some website, or on a computer that is always connected to the internet.
  From here, there are two ways. The first for websites that allow you to link picture directly from them. If that is the case, then type it in like this:
  The first < sign will be replaced with the Less Than sign on the keyboard, which for most people is shit[sic]-comma. The second > sign will be replaced by the greater than sign, which for most people is shift-period. The stuff inside the "'s, is the exactly location of the picture, it must be written perfectly, or it will not work.
  The second way to do this is to make a link to it. That is done like this:
  CLICK HERE
  !!
  Otherwise, I use an HTML editor such as Netscape Composer, and copy the HTML source to the Comments box. Many HTML tags will be unnecessary though, and you will probably have to clean up a lot of &…;
  
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    A. Michelson
    
    Here is how you do it!
    First, the picture must be uploaded to the internet. Meaning, the picture must be on some website, or on a computer that is always connected to the internet.
    From here, there are two ways. The first for websites that allow you to link picture directly from them. If that is the case, then type it in like this:
    [picture shows up in page]
    The second way to do this is to make a link to it. That is done like this:
    CLICK HERE
    CLICK HERE
    Otherwise, I use an HTML editor such as Netscape Composer, and copy the HTML source to the Comments box. Many HTML tags will be unnecessary though, and you will probably have to clean up a lot of &…;
    
    reply close reply form