Question Jeep-A-Trench

Assuming that the cover scan is a jpg or other similar image format, you can upload the the image to the forum File Manager where every member is allocated 2 megabytes of space.  Once the image is loaded to the File Manager , it can be displayed in a post.  If the image file is too large (greater than 300K bytes), you can upload the image to one of several free photo hosting sites on the Web.  Finally, I saw that you emailed an earlier photo to lowenuf who posted it for you.  I'm sure he would do it again if you were to point him to this thread, or, I would be glad to do it for you.

It's getting to be a long thread, but if you take the time to read this,  How to add a picture to a post, you should be able to do it.

First concept is that the pictures must be uploaded to either the file manager space you have on this forum or a photo sharing site or your own Web server or ISP-provided space.

Second concept is to use the tree-shaped icon to actually insert a link to the picture in a post to the forum.   That icon will also allow you to upload a picture to the file manager here and insert the link to it in one operation. 

Give it a try in the Testing and Support for the forum How to add a picture to a post thread.  Everyone who has posted there to help others or to learn how to post pictures will be glad to help if you have trouble.

This is the correct way to insert an image.


Check the BBodes in the post window.

Russ



Edited by russnj - 29 July 2010 at 6:22pm

In addition to the message from Russ, I noticed that the URL to your images ended in ".jpg.php"  They need to end an image file type such as ".jpg" .  Also, I tried to cut and paste the URL into my browser to make sure that the images could actually be displayed.  I got a message indicating the I could not access the pictures.  I could not tell if that was because I am using a computer at a location where there are limits on what can be viewed over the Internet or if the pictures are hosted at a site that requires a logon.  The pictures must be publically viewable without a logon in order for them to be displayed in a forum post or viewable by others through a posted link.