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How do I post pics?

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tom

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Hi

Use the upload attachment button next to the post message button. Then click browse in the new window and find your pic on your hard drive. Then click upload. You should then have the code for the pic in your message and you can post it.
 
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ester

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Then use paint to make it smaller. Open it with paint, hit ctrl-K and make horizontal and vertical for example 30%. Then use save as, give it a new name and try again.
 

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Also, try saving it as .png or .jpeg (jpeg if you dont mind loosing a bit of quality). That will reduce the file size.
 
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