- Location
- Prince Albert, Sk
Just wondering how it is done, I can't seem to figure out how to post pics or attachments.
Posting attachments/pics
- Thread starter Kelly Timoffee
- Start date
- Location
- Victoria, BC
Perhaps threads are stickied for a reason, we won't cover the search function just yet.
Cheers,
Sand
- Location
- Prince Albert, Sk
Ummm, that is all fine and dandy, BUT,
I have read that, shoulda been more specific I guess. It says i am not allowed to post attachments. Is it different between attachments and pictures? Do all formats have to be from photo bucket? The reason I ask is that I wanted to attach an Excel spread sheet with load data, could not find a way to do that.Maybe it is obvious but I cannot get it figured out.
I have read that, shoulda been more specific I guess. It says i am not allowed to post attachments. Is it different between attachments and pictures? Do all formats have to be from photo bucket? The reason I ask is that I wanted to attach an Excel spread sheet with load data, could not find a way to do that.Maybe it is obvious but I cannot get it figured out.
skeetgunner
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Burlington
No. This instance of vBulletin is not configured for uploading or attaching files of any type. All content must be hosted off site and then accessed with a link.
No, there are dozens of hosting buckets you can use.
Its pretty simple find a hosting site IE (tinypic) upload your photo.. then after you upload the photo it will give you 4 different choices.
"HTML for websites" ,
"IMG code for forums & message boards",
"URL for email & IM"
and "Direct link for layouts"
The good thing about about some of the sites out there is no need to signup and the hassle of giving them your email. As previously stated I suggest re-reading the stickied thread, hopefully I shed a bit of light on your issue.
Last edited:
The Sand Man, please reduce the size of your pictures.
Hi, Kelly. There's a How-to on the Newbie FAQ forum. With a free picture sizing program that The Sand Man seems to have missed. No, we can't smack him. There are free picture posting sites too. Imageseek is one, I think.
Big pictures take a long time for a member on dial-up service to see. There are more people on dial-up access than you'd think too.
No attachments.
Hi, Kelly. There's a How-to on the Newbie FAQ forum. With a free picture sizing program that The Sand Man seems to have missed. No, we can't smack him. There are free picture posting sites too. Imageseek is one, I think.
Big pictures take a long time for a member on dial-up service to see. There are more people on dial-up access than you'd think too.
No attachments.
