How do I ????

[Mackinaw]

What's the secret of including a picture in with text? Many folks often include a picture in with their message (see Words/No Words), which is something I'd like to do on ocassion. I've mastered attachments, but can't figure out the former.

Jim Bielecki

 

[peterc]

Post your pic in an online gallery (such as the RFF gallery). Get the URL of the pic, use the insert image icon (the yellow one) in the message box and paste in the URL of the pic.

Peter

 

[Flyfisher Tom]

the yellow button (second from the right) with the mountail and moon on it 🙂

 

[rover]

Testing.......

 

[rover]

didn't work with the RFF gallery.

 

[leica M2 fan]

Where do you get the URL?

Where do you get the URL?

Post your pic in an online gallery (such as the RFF gallery). Get the URL of the pic, use the insert image icon (the yellow one) in the message box and paste in the URL of the pic.

Peter

I've looked all over and can't seem to find the URL:bang: Please relieve my ignorance.

 

[rover]

One more try

 

[peterc]

In the RFF gallery, right click on the image and select properties. The URL will be in the properties box.

Peter

 

[rover]

OK, in the RFF Gallery right click the opened photograph, choose properties and the URL is listed.

 

[peterc]

Methinks we're duplicating effort here. 😉

Peter

 

[Todd.Hanz]

URL? Does that rhyme with Earl?

Be sure when you copy your "URL" you get the whole thing, (it should end with ".jpg") or it won't post.

Todd

 

[peterc]

URL? Does that rhyme with Earl?

According to Wikipedia it can be pronounced U-R-L or rhyming with Earl.

Peter

 

[Mackinaw]

Just seeing if this works.

 

[jaapv]

It seems it did work... I use photobucket for this. It has the URL and IMG listings al neatly prepared in little boxes under yur photograph.

 

[ChrisN]

Well done Jim! You've not only shared a nice photo, but you picked one that was the right size for this use. 10/10!

 

[JimG]

Testing.........

 

[JimG]

The mouse on my Mac is not made to right click. Is there an equivalent command for Mac's? (I don't use the MS browser if that matters.)

 

[Mackinaw]

I'm using an iMac running OS X 10.3.9. Try this procedure. Go to the picture you want to copy, hold down the control key and then click, highlight and press "copy image location." Then, to insert pic into your note, press the "insert image" icon, when the URL box pops up, delete the default "http// text" and then control/click in the empty space and the proper URL should appear.

Jim Bielecki

 

[JimG]

Thanks' Jim, I went to the image in the gallery and control clicked on it but copy image location was not one of the 4 choices available. Maybe I didn't set the right options up when I originally set up my membership. JimG