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Dumb q 'bout photos

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mary

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Hi there, i must be the thickest person here... how do you attach a photo on the gallery?? i tried to copy and paste but it wouldn't give me the paste option when i got to here. tried dragging the photo and it wouldn't come either.. have a cool photo of a big 'lotl...
 
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Mary u have to upload the photo using the "upload attachment" next to the post/preview message button. U then find the folder that the picture is in and attach it that way.
 
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thankyou!!! will try that-
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