Winding Roads
12-22-2011, 08:08 AM
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Winding Roads
Well I'm going to try one last time. New formats are confusing and unable to post pictures, have tried over and over. New grandbaby due Christmas but they chose not to know whether boy or girll. So I tried to make one for both sexes. Used a very old print as main focus with toys for boys and girls . If this ends up without pictures maybe someone would be kind enough to send me some detailed instructions how to post pictures.
Last edited by glennis; 12-22-2011 at 08:08 AM. Reason: adding pictures
12-22-2011, 08:41 AM
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Well at least you tried. I had my DIL do mine for me. Someone posted these instructions and this is what she followed.
Pictures
1.New Post
2.Put in title, add your text
3.Add tags if you want, go down just a bit more to "additional options". There is a blue box that reads "manage attachments" click on that.
4.A pop up comes up and you click on "choose file" find the file on your computer and when it shows up, click upload, then close the window.
Someone else has listed all the file sizes for different picture formats but I didn't save them, maybe someone else bookmarked them. Good luck and keep trying!
Pictures
1.New Post
2.Put in title, add your text
3.Add tags if you want, go down just a bit more to "additional options". There is a blue box that reads "manage attachments" click on that.
4.A pop up comes up and you click on "choose file" find the file on your computer and when it shows up, click upload, then close the window.
Someone else has listed all the file sizes for different picture formats but I didn't save them, maybe someone else bookmarked them. Good luck and keep trying!
12-22-2011, 08:50 AM
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Location: British Columbia
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Most of the problems seem to come from the photo being too large. Bring your photo up on your computer & right click on it; it could be as easy as choosing the "resize" option; when the options open choose the smallest; and then when you come back to the forum, remember to browse for the picture that has (small) after it's description.
Yay! You did it!
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