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Posting Attchments

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Some attachments are part of the posting. Others are a link that must be accessed. Are there second class members who must sit at the back of the bus and not be able to attach their's as a part of the message? Surely not. There must be some secret (handshake) way of doing things. Enquiring minds want to know.
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OK I did it and took screenshots laid them out in order.

oops I moused over the wrong upload button in step 4

[ATTACH]18302[/ATTACH]

And here it is
[ATTACH]18301[/ATTACH]
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Scissors.jpg
Scissors.jpg (77.91 KiB) Viewed 1176 times
SSULP.jpg
SSULP.jpg (112.41 KiB) Viewed 1176 times
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db5 wrote:Some attachments are part of the posting. Others are a link that must be accessed. Are there second class members who must sit at the back of the bus and not be able to attach their's as a part of the message? Surely not. There must be some secret (handshake) way of doing things. Enquiring minds want to know.
You have a choice of uploading an attachment(copying) or referring to another web location(url).

The uploads are limited to 800h or 600v size. The url references can be larger.

In order for the attachment to be 'embeded' in the text, an extra step is required after attaching(see de paper clip in de tool bar).
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I was wondering how to put images in the message, thats why I was posting links earlier, I just wanted the picture of the wildly beautiful/useless bathroom. Its also good to see that Im not the only guy who haunts imgur, reddit, damnlol and the like. I am an internet meme addict.
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I spoke too soon, I still cant attach a picture.
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Have ya read this thread?

https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=114
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