If it's personal photos of your own, you have to upload them to a site and size them according to AVS rules. Save them as .jpg preferably.
Use the 'IMG' function in the 'post reply' area and paste over the URL and make sure it has a .jpg or.gif extension or add it.
That should do it.
If you want to embed a photo from another site, just right click on it, select 'properties', copy the URL with the .jpeg extension and paste it within the 'IMG' function.
I don't think there is a size limit if someone else is hosting the image. It is kind to other people without high speed internet to compress the photos so they upload quicker. Plus it cuts down on your bandwidth for all the people who access it.
This is puzzling I tried to copy(then tried cut..) the image into the box that comes up after I HIT img -But it wont let me paste-the box is blanked out..
So I tried clicking on properties but it wont allow yout to highlight the name of the file -let alone copy it...there must be an easier way-else im doing something wrong........
Biggles, what is that screenshot you posted? Is that from your system? What equipment/screen are you using?
Dan,
The shot is from a showing of HDNET's bikini contest. HD200 sat via DVI to a HT1000 on a high power 45*80 screen.
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...there must be an easier way-else im doing something wrong........
Heat,
Not sure why your having problems. I noticed your other post with a link to a URL with several screen shots.
To get the photo below, I selected the photo, then right clicked, select properties then highlighted and then copied the URL with the .jpg extension and then pasted the url after selecting the 'IMG" function button.
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