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How do you post a picture in a response if the picture is saved on your computer, not a URL?


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Jestgar Rising Star

when you "reply" there are a number of buttons. One of them is the 'insert image' button.

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Just re-read your post.

Can you post your pics on flickr or facebook or something?

tarnalberry Community Regular

there is no uploaded storage space available for pictures on this site. you need to host them somewhere else (not your own hard drive, as it needs to be a web address), and then use the method given.

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