09-28-2005, 02:03 AM
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][font "Poor Richard"][#008000][size 5]Here is a method of including a picture in your post as suggested by one of our administrators. If it doesn’t work send me a PM and I will provide you with an alternative method:[/size][/#008000][/font]
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I'm sure you all have noticed the "In Line" option when you attach a file to a post. Seems like everyone checks the box just because it's there, not really knowing what it does. Here it's purpose.
Remember, all pictures inserted into the body of the post must be 400 pixels max width. All pictures over 400 pixels wide may or will be deleted from the post.
When you upload an attachment, like a picture, you can check the box and click upload attachment and then once it reloads you can click the picture frame on the toolbar and it will paste the picture. It makes it easier so you don't have to edit your post and then paste the picture.
If you are not going to load the attachment into the body of your post than the In-Line option is serving no purpose. One of the side effects of using the In Line option is that it does not allow a lot of people to see the attachment. Why? Who knows? I guess it's a computer thing or firewall thing or...So if you do not plan to put your attachment into the body of your post as described above, PLEASE DO NOT CHECK THE INLINE BOX if you want everyone to see it.
Details for using it as described by the Old Coot:
1. First I "attached" four pics making sure that each one had it's "In-line" box checked during the attaching process.
2. Next I went ahead and began writing the body of my post.
3. As I wrote, I would come to a place where I would want one of the pics to appear. With the cursor at that spot I would click on the little image icon button (the button looks like a miniature mountain screen). A small dialogue box pops up prompting you to select either an Image Location or an In-line Image. Clicking the radio button next to "In-line Image" would then display the four pics I had previously "attached" with the inline feature.
4. I then just simply clicked the radio button next to the pic I wanted to display and then click on the Submit button and … wa la … the picture shows up there.
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][font "Poor Richard"][#008000][size 5]Here is a method of including a picture in your post as suggested by one of our administrators. If it doesn’t work send me a PM and I will provide you with an alternative method:[/size][/#008000][/font] [size 5][#008000][font "Poor Richard"] [/font][/#008000][/size]
I'm sure you all have noticed the "In Line" option when you attach a file to a post. Seems like everyone checks the box just because it's there, not really knowing what it does. Here it's purpose.
Remember, all pictures inserted into the body of the post must be 400 pixels max width. All pictures over 400 pixels wide may or will be deleted from the post.
When you upload an attachment, like a picture, you can check the box and click upload attachment and then once it reloads you can click the picture frame on the toolbar and it will paste the picture. It makes it easier so you don't have to edit your post and then paste the picture.
If you are not going to load the attachment into the body of your post than the In-Line option is serving no purpose. One of the side effects of using the In Line option is that it does not allow a lot of people to see the attachment. Why? Who knows? I guess it's a computer thing or firewall thing or...So if you do not plan to put your attachment into the body of your post as described above, PLEASE DO NOT CHECK THE INLINE BOX if you want everyone to see it.
Details for using it as described by the Old Coot:
1. First I "attached" four pics making sure that each one had it's "In-line" box checked during the attaching process.
2. Next I went ahead and began writing the body of my post.
3. As I wrote, I would come to a place where I would want one of the pics to appear. With the cursor at that spot I would click on the little image icon button (the button looks like a miniature mountain screen). A small dialogue box pops up prompting you to select either an Image Location or an In-line Image. Clicking the radio button next to "In-line Image" would then display the four pics I had previously "attached" with the inline feature.
4. I then just simply clicked the radio button next to the pic I wanted to display and then click on the Submit button and … wa la … the picture shows up there.
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