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ChKy

How To Insert Pictures Into A New Topic?

By ChKy, in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries

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Peckris    579

Peckris
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Dear all.

I am a member of this forum since Nov. 2011. I know that I post quite rarely. But sometimes i would like to show you something interesting.

For that reason it is nessessary to include images into my posts. I remember that it was very sinple to link an image which was deposited in my photobucket account. That is not possible any more. Well... how can I include pictures into my messages?

Furthermore I would like to know why I can not correct my entries after submission? well... English is not my mother tongue. So, therefore and sometimes there are mistakes in spelling/grammar...

And I saw that modification of posts are possible. Is anybody out there to give me some advise in that regard?

many thanks :-)

Hello chky,

I have been on this form for some time and English is my mother toungue.....I still have no idea how to put pictures up on this site...it seems you need to be a techie.....

Not at all.

This picture took me 5 clicks, all of them within this reply. Couldn't be easier.

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1949threepence    3,367

1949threepence
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A stunning coin, Paulus. B)

Stunning coin with gorgeous toning. Absolute peach.

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