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cazxx1
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how do you put photos on here cheers
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db84124
Brummophile
Good evening All,
Excuse me, dek, but I wrote out this more detailed way of posting a photograph a month or two ago and thought perhaps cazxx1 would find it simpler to go through the procedure step by step.
This is how I post photographs :
Click on the royal blue, black, grey or green box +Reply to Thread on the left at the end of each thread;
If necessary, log in with your user name and password;
Scroll down to the white box Manage Attachments;
Click on Manage Attachments, a new window opens;
In the new window, click on +Add Files on the right, new window opens;
In the new window, click on Select Files, new window opens;
In the new window, in Look in: , select the file in your computer where the desired photo is stored;
Click on desired photo, it will then have a blue border [_] ;
Click on Open and the name or reference number of the photo will be shown in the previous window;
Click on Upload Files and the photo will appear in the previous window in the section Attachments;
Click on the small square in the bottom right-hand corner of the photograph;
ALMOST THERE !!
Now click on Insert Attachment on the same window;
and voilà! , the name or reference number of your photo should appear on the Reply to Thread Page under Manage Attachments.
Now click on Preview Post;
Check that everything is as you want it to be and
FINALLY
Click on Submit Reply. Good luck, David
Excuse me, dek, but I wrote out this more detailed way of posting a photograph a month or two ago and thought perhaps cazxx1 would find it simpler to go through the procedure step by step.
This is how I post photographs :
Click on the royal blue, black, grey or green box +Reply to Thread on the left at the end of each thread;
If necessary, log in with your user name and password;
Scroll down to the white box Manage Attachments;
Click on Manage Attachments, a new window opens;
In the new window, click on +Add Files on the right, new window opens;
In the new window, click on Select Files, new window opens;
In the new window, in Look in: , select the file in your computer where the desired photo is stored;
Click on desired photo, it will then have a blue border [_] ;
Click on Open and the name or reference number of the photo will be shown in the previous window;
Click on Upload Files and the photo will appear in the previous window in the section Attachments;
Click on the small square in the bottom right-hand corner of the photograph;
ALMOST THERE !!
Now click on Insert Attachment on the same window;
and voilà! , the name or reference number of your photo should appear on the Reply to Thread Page under Manage Attachments.
Now click on Preview Post;
Check that everything is as you want it to be and
FINALLY
Click on Submit Reply. Good luck, David
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Elizabeth Redmond
Guest
nice one i didn't know you could do it like that
lencops
gone but not forgotten
Here's a Website to Avoid-Len
Old Photos of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and The British Isleshttps://www.oldukphotos.com/
The copyright statement - https://www.oldukphotos.com/copyright_statement.htm - makes it clear that
By donating your images, you are deemed to be in full agreement that any of your images that we later offer for publication in whichever form we decide has your full approval and authority.
No images from this website may be reproduced without the express permission of the webmaster.
In other words - the anonymous owners of the site can have your donated pictures free of copyright and then impose their own copyright on your pictures and then make money out of them if they want to!
Fortunately they've hardly any pictures of Birmingham - and long may it remain so.
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cazxx1
Guest
tried to do that kev but it says file is too large
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cazxx1
Guest
yes but how ?
