jeffburdue
New member
Could someone please tell me how to post a pic of my 79 terra ?
Thanks,
Jeff burdue / lee's summit, mo.
Thanks,
Jeff burdue / lee's summit, mo.
posting pics
- Thread starter jeffburdue
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Michael Mayben
IHPA Tech Moderator - Retired & No Longer Online
Welcome to the ihon forum Jeff!
To post pics:
1) after hitting the "post reply" button, scroll down to the "additional options" section and locate the "attach files" category.
2) click the "manage attachments" button which will launch a new window.
3) when you hit the top "browse" button, it will jump to your hard drive so you can locate the file (picture) you want to post. Select the pic and hit the "open" button. You can select and open up to seven files for posting inna single reply.
4) when you are finished selecting pics, then hit the "upload" button. That will send the pic data to the ihon forum server. This May take a few seconds to a few minutes, depending upon network traffic and the size of your files. Once the server has accepted the files, you will see the file names show up in the "attach files" box.
5) then just hit the "submit reply" button and sit back and wait for all the electrons to find a new home!
To post pics:
1) after hitting the "post reply" button, scroll down to the "additional options" section and locate the "attach files" category.
2) click the "manage attachments" button which will launch a new window.
3) when you hit the top "browse" button, it will jump to your hard drive so you can locate the file (picture) you want to post. Select the pic and hit the "open" button. You can select and open up to seven files for posting inna single reply.
4) when you are finished selecting pics, then hit the "upload" button. That will send the pic data to the ihon forum server. This May take a few seconds to a few minutes, depending upon network traffic and the size of your files. Once the server has accepted the files, you will see the file names show up in the "attach files" box.
5) then just hit the "submit reply" button and sit back and wait for all the electrons to find a new home!
