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   jonnieboy | Jan 28, 2010 09:55pm | #1

   Hey Wotnow, how ya doing? This subject was addressed sometime last week. I tried the method described in that post and failed at a couple attempts, but I eventually got it.

   When I finally got a picture to post into a reply, I learned that the method is a little confusing, but it's something I could get used to.

   Okay, I made a mistake. I started this post and don't know how to delete it. I'll look uip last week's discussion and post the link in qnother post.

   Jonnieboy

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   jonnieboy | Jan 28, 2010 10:02pm | #2

   Aw... I can't get it. Sorry.
   Aw... I can't get it. Sorry. There _is_ a thread that discusses this. I swear.

   --jonnniebnoy

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   WillGeorge | Jan 29, 2010 01:05am | #3

   I hear you.. I tried several times and I just got really upset!

   I could post one picture and the next one was rejected; Same type of file!

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   RalphBarker | Jan 29, 2010 01:12am | #4

   To include an image in a reply, it currently needs to be hosted somewhere online (Photobucket, picasa, your own site), then just use HTML code:

   < img src="[URL of hosted image}" >

   (delete the space after < and before > )

   The URL may need to end in .jpg

   Also, original captures will need to be re-sized to about 550 pixels wide to display within the center column space.

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   wotnow | Jan 29, 2010 05:04am | #5

   Good grief!

   Once upon a time I couldn't even spell programmer now I are one.

   Thanks guys, I'll try again when I have a couple of spare hours.

   wot

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   trialnut | Jan 29, 2010 09:06am | #6

   I can't even get a photo to
   I can't even get a photo to load in my profile. Have tried several times with different pics saved on my PC or on a SD card but keep getting an error mesage saying something to the effect of upload can not be completed.

   Guess you guys don't get to look at my handsome mug.

   Rich

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   RalphBarker | Jan 29, 2010 10:25am | #7

   Profile images need to be 200x200 pixels, with a file size no larger than 50KB, I believe. I'm guessing that's your problem.

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   trialnut | Jan 29, 2010 10:36am | #8

   Do they need to be exactly 200 x 200? I had them at about 189 square and 48KB. I was figuring it was something to do with the path but am not sure. I will try again.

   Rich

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   trialnut | Jan 29, 2010 10:52am | #9

   Looks like maybe I was somewhat successful this time. Thanks for the help. My previous attempts I think I had it too small.

   Rich