Trying to post a JPEG from photobucket--help needed

[Jimbrown]

Looke here.

 

[sixdogs]

after you click manage attachements how do I get the photo into the message? Thanks for help--sorry I'm so dumb at this

 

[Jimbrown]

Click browse and find the photo on YOUR computer. You can do multiple pics at the same time by clicking the next lower browse. After that click the upload button. After they upload click close . Then click submit reply.

 

[sixdogs]

try this--but ater I close window I can see the JPG link at the bottom but not sure it is going into the message. I do not understadn how to preview.

 

[sixdogs]

JIMBROWN

Thank you so very much for helping out. I'm actually pretty clever but the first time at this had me baffled. More to come and with warmer weather I can get stuff out and post away. Thanks again for sticking with me

 

[sixdogs]

test photo

This is a new-style shovel I bought at Lowes. Feesl flimsy but is straighter and comes to a nice point. Digs great...

 

[Jimbrown]

You really need to resize those things down to 640X426 or so. That way they will fit the screen better and not fill up the forum servers with overly large pictures. Just a thought. I do not think you can see the pic in the preview I can't. Now if you post them from photobucket they will show up in the preview. I can not find the thumb nail option on photobucket anymore. It may be there but they sure have hid it.

 

[sixdogs]

Jim--
Thanks for all your help. I have it figured out now and will resize my photos to 640 X 426 before sending. It is easy to do on photobucket but I may just adjust my camera.
I could not have done this today without your help.

Thank you

 

[Jimbrown]

You may find this to be helpful.

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[sixdogs]

Thanks again.
I have been trying, in a peripheral half-a$*$ed way, to post a JPEG for a year now. Our rapid back and forth messages were diffcult but it was the only way for me to learn. While I use computers constantly at work, my 60 years and short attention span had held me back. Now I know.
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