The maximum file size for your image must be less than 600 kb if you are trying to attach the image. For that reason alone, you might consider a Flickr or similar account because the image size allowed is often quite a bit larger than we permit.

We prefer that you use the linked URL because the images appear inline and are much easier for forum readers to see what you're talking about.

Hello Folks,
Ihave my pictures in different folders on my hardrive and in the own folder, such as my pictures. Then I also have my Arts and Crafts pictures in there own folder. They are all under 100kb and that way I can add attachments to my posts by simplyclicking onto the adding attachments, which then brings me to browes. By clicking on it and directing my cursor to the correct folder I can post my pictures.
Then all you have to do is open the picture as I will show you at the end of this post. Well I see no attachment bar so I won't be able to show one.

Respectfully,

Ralph Jones

Ralph --

We've fixed that little problem so now you'll be able to load your images inline using just the "Add Attachment" link in the topic posting area.

R.

Good Morning Nikki,
I should inform you that pictures with a BMP will not process for some reason, when and before a person sends a picture they want to drop down to JEPG or JPG then upload their picture in what ever folder or file they keep them.

Respectfully,

Ralph

Ralph --

Thanks for the catch. I've made a new topic with the answer so members can see what formats are accepted by the software.

R.

Hello Rikki,
I keep all of my pictures set to or below 100 kb which allows me to post them most any where I choose, then should a person want one larger I go to my picture resizing scrapbook under U Lead Photo Express 4.0 and it open all your new digital pictures so you can transfer them to which ever folder you choose. Then to change the size simply minimize that program you are on, exposing the desktop and click on the U Lead Photo Express and it will take you to you scrapbook and on the left side is the locations of all of your folders. Bring up the one you want and then click onto resize and adjust, it will open a box with the size of the picture say 1052 x 1475 kb. You click on the highest number and change it by going to 7 in the place of 1475 then click on save and it will be under 100kb.

Now if per chance your scanning a picture and you have previewed it twice, then crop and scan.
the picture will be under 100 kb.


For a better explanation keyword www.uleadphoto.com and download it into your computer and if you don't like what you see unsubscribe or go to add or remove and get rid of it. One thing I would like to mention though, it is free of any charges.

Respectfully,

Ralph