Good Afternoon All,
Could somebody explain to me the process of uploading and attaching images. I assume I am doing everything right but it is just not working so there is something I obviously must be doing wrong. Any enlightment you can provide me would be much appreciated as it is frustrating trying to get advice without any images.
Cheers
Matt
Attaching/Uploading Images
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Re: Attaching/Uploading Images
When you start a new topic or reply, under the text box are "save" "preview" "submit" buttons, under them are "options" and "upload attachment" tabs.
Click the "upload attachment" tab.
Click "Choose"
then click "Add the file" once you have chosen it, you may also add an image comment prior to this.
If you are already doing this, then maybe it's a browser issue.
Click the "upload attachment" tab.
Click "Choose"
then click "Add the file" once you have chosen it, you may also add an image comment prior to this.
If you are already doing this, then maybe it's a browser issue.

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Last edited by Mitchell on August 7th, 2010, 4:25 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Regards, Mitchell.
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"It is one thing to shape a tree into form, but when you are able to convincingly deceive ones perception of reality, something much more is accomplished than just a simple bonsai."
"In a perfect world, we would all be giants and all plants Bonsai."
"Grow big, finish small."

