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: Attatchments
: Ladonia Sun Sep 11, 2011 - 12:11:10
I want to add some attatchments to posts. How do I do this. Before asking this question I tried to find out myself but to no avail. Please help. Thanks.
: Re: Attatchments
: LightHammer Sun Sep 11, 2011 - 19:16:29
When you say attachments what exactly do you mean? I do not believe we operate under a system that allows you to attach a separate downloaded file (pdf or otherwise) to a response.

If your file exists on the internet you could always supply the link to that file. You may also copy and paste whatever you need from the file to the website.

There is no limit to copying and pasting but I do know that if you copy and paste too much your opponents tend to loose interest due to length.

: Re: Attatchments
: Ladonia Sun Sep 11, 2011 - 20:32:01
: LightHammer  Sun Sep 11, 2011 - 19:16:29
When you say attachments what exactly do you mean? I do not believe we operate under a system that allows you to attach a separate downloaded file (pdf or otherwise) to a response.

If your file exists on the internet you could always supply the link to that file. You may also copy and paste whatever you need from the file to the website.

There is no limit to copying and pasting but I do know that if you copy and paste too much your opponents tend to loose interest due to length.



I meant attachments, as in a photo. So, I can just copy and paste a photo onto my post?
: Re: Attatchments
: LightHammer Mon Sep 12, 2011 - 17:47:57
: Ladonia  Sun Sep 11, 2011 - 20:32:01
: LightHammer  Sun Sep 11, 2011 - 19:16:29
When you say attachments what exactly do you mean? I do not believe we operate under a system that allows you to attach a separate downloaded file (pdf or otherwise) to a response.

If your file exists on the internet you could always supply the link to that file. You may also copy and paste whatever you need from the file to the website.

There is no limit to copying and pasting but I do know that if you copy and paste too much your opponents tend to loose interest due to length.



I meant attachments, as in a photo. So, I can just copy and paste a photo onto my post?

A photo is no problem.

What you need to do is either copy and paste the photo or the source link (which is found on the web page where the photo is presented in full size by itself) to your response.

Once you have pasted the file you simply highlight it and click the image button, which is located directly beneath the Italics button.

Then you post your response and the image should pop up in the post fully formatted to the website.
: Re: Attatchments
: Ladonia Mon Sep 12, 2011 - 18:34:20
: LightHammer  Mon Sep 12, 2011 - 17:47:57
: Ladonia  Sun Sep 11, 2011 - 20:32:01
: LightHammer  Sun Sep 11, 2011 - 19:16:29
When you say attachments what exactly do you mean? I do not believe we operate under a system that allows you to attach a separate downloaded file (pdf or otherwise) to a response.

If your file exists on the internet you could always supply the link to that file. You may also copy and paste whatever you need from the file to the website.

There is no limit to copying and pasting but I do know that if you copy and paste too much your opponents tend to loose interest due to length.



I meant attachments, as in a photo. So, I can just copy and paste a photo onto my post?

A photo is no problem.

What you need to do is either copy and paste the photo or the source link (which is found on the web page where the photo is presented in full size by itself) to your response.

Once you have pasted the file you simply highlight it and click the image button, which is located directly beneath the Italics button.

Then you post your response and the image should pop up in the post fully formatted to the website.

And I thank you very much for that info.