No one likes massive pictures in a post, it makes scrolling a pain especially on smaller monitors. Here is how to make easy on the eye thumbnail pictures using Photobucket

1. Make an account with Photobucket (its very easy and takes about a minute)

2. Upload your picture

3. Make a tick in the box of the picture(s) you wish to post



4. Scroll to the bottom and click the option to Generate HTML and IMG Code



5. After a few seconds (depending on how many pictures you have ticked)
you will get a list of options, select the IMG clickable thumbnails option



6. Copy the entire section of code and simply paste it into your post and submit ..

The forum is restricted to a maximum size of 600 x 600, be it full pictures or thumbnail images ... this restriction obviously doesn't apply to the image that opens once you thumbnail is clicking in the post, that image can be as big or small as you wish ..

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El presidente

http://s680.photobucket.com/albums/vv167/mongo6660/?action=view&current=utf-8BSU1HMDAxMjgtMjAwOTA5MTMtMTUyM.jpg for sale £3750 0n0

Or even in the test track, until you've got the hang of it

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Wear the fox hat

struggling to paste it on to for sale section,remember ur talking to someone who cant even spell lightning

I was going to say "Here ya go, do a "quote" on this post, then copy and paste the bit underneath this into the for sale section", but your original picture seems to be the same size as the thumbnail

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test

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"With square conduct, level steps, and upright intentions ..”

I had never used the thumbnail thing before but it was really easy

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"With square conduct, level steps, and upright intentions ..”

Can't get photoshop to work without a load of nonsense coming up on screen. Is there another way?

Upload file was infected

email me the picture .. ash at ukbeg.com

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"With square conduct, level steps, and upright intentions ..”

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Wear the fox hat

That nail needs a trim

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"With square conduct, level steps, and upright intentions ..”