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You probably have to resize the photos. Most cameras take pictures that are too high resolution for the forum software to handle.
I like this tool for resizing photos: http://www.faststone.org/FSResizerDetail.htm
You only need photos that are around 800x600 dpi to get nice pictures on forums.
I like this tool for resizing photos: http://www.faststone.org/FSResizerDetail.htm
You only need photos that are around 800x600 dpi to get nice pictures on forums.
What I do is save the picture to my desktop with a filename. When you click post reply in a thread and type your message just scroll down to manage attachments and click it. Now click browse and go to your desktop and select the photo you want. Then click upload and it will take a while but it should upload. Then click close this window and click preview post and it should be there. If the file does not want to load it may be bigger than the system will allow. For that i use pixresizer to shrink it to easy loading size. This also makes the upload much faster. Here is a link to get it.http://bluefive.pair.com/pixresizer.htm It is free and very straight forward to use. Another good habit is to set your camera to E-mail mode so the file size is small.
