Adding Photographs
Posted by: DAVOhorn on 03 February 2002
forgive my stupidity, but how do i add photo's to my posts?
Any help you can offer will be gratefully received
regards david
heres the rub, they can't be more than 35kb in size, this is small indeed, if you have a digi camera set the quality to its lowest, that will normally be around 70kb, you will then need to make it even smaller in an imaging programme.
The images need to be .jpg files, if you are using a mac make sure the file name ends in .jpg
Now once you have your image, write your post as normal, then before you post it scroll down the page a bit and click on post attachment in the options bit, you then click post now, and it will offer you to browse your harddrive for the image you have ready to go.
If its more than 35kb it won't except it.
This seems to give pretty good results for the 30Kb limit.
Example herewith.
[This message was edited by J.N. on SUNDAY 03 February 2002 at 21:54.]
[This message was edited by J.N. on SUNDAY 03 February 2002 at 21:56.]
You've probably already been infected.
Symptoms include gibbering in one's sleep:-
"I gotta have some distortion. NOW"
one final tweek - to achieve what Mr Tibbs did (photo automatically shows within post) follow J.N.s instructions, but use the 'image' button where you want your pic to appear. Leave the URL as 'http://' for now.
Then, when your post appears within the thread, right click your underlined image link at bottom of post and select 'Copy Shortcut'. Then edit the posting (click the pencil-on-paper icon in the top row) and paste the address of your image between the IMG & /IMG tags.
cheers, Martin
ta for help.
here goes
regards david
woops picture file too large. So could not add piccies.
will try to work out what to do next and then try and repost.
regards david
If you want, you can send your pics to me and I get get them <30k for you.
quote:
Originally posted by DAVOhorn:
woops picture file too large. So could not add piccies.
David,
the actual limit is 30kb (30720 bytes), not 35kb as reported above.
cheers, Martin