test Can everyone see the horse??....... lol Two problems. I do not see "copy picture address" when I right click on the horse pic. I clicked "copy" since it seemed close. I Typed and did CNTRL +V nothing appeared but I trusted the puter and Typed and then hit submit reply.
test Can you see the horse??? now my problem. i want to post a pic or something from a folder in My Documents which is a place in my computer. The folder in My Documents is named My Pictures. I do not think that these places are on the internet. I left a message with Joe and I'm sure we will get me straightened out. In the mean time I will play with an iceberg pic
There you go Pretty Pic! Code: [ img ]http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=[b]1991183[/b][ /img ] The last attempt was missing the post ID. I have added the codeblock (with spaces in the img tag to prevent it from posting the image). This can be used as a template with only the post id needing to be changed. (and the spaces removed from the img tag).
Its a different iceberg but that is cloes enough. Here is what I did after several trys 0. I wrote a post and included in the post with one space between the ] and [. 1. I attached pic of iceberg from my files. 2. I Posted the the message by hitting Submit reply. 3. Then I started fooling around. 4. I right clicked on the attachment and it brought up things. 5. I clicked on copy shortcut. (I do not know what a shortcut is as yet) 6. I when to the space between ] and [ and I right clicked. 7. A box showed up (drop down menu, maybe??) 8. I clicked PASTE 9. The space between ] and [ filled up and I took out the original single space to make it neat. 10. Then I hit Submit reply 11' It worked so I hit edit and typed all these steps. 12. I am going to hit submit reply again.
that was a surprise to me. too I did a space but it was a futile type space. Your spaces are the trick. I did try to get the pic to pop on earlier tries by clicking the the X in the block. I have a patent on iceberg painting with veggie dyes that aren't soluble in salt water below 32 degrees; above 23 degrees they go off like fireworks (borealis like silent friendly displays) and only consume NO-X's and do not form CO-2's. The dye continually pennetrated the ice below 32 degrees to keep the painting working. I am heavy into burnt umber.
Where were you when this pic was taken? Standing on terra (somewhat) firma? How thick was that piece?