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How To Insert An Image

Click on it and insert the url of the image into the box that comes up. When it says;

"Please insert the URL of your image"

Just take the image's address and paste it into the box, and press 'ok'.
 
Blastoise said:
Click on it and insert the url of the image into the box that comes up. When it says;

"Please insert the URL of your image"

Just take the image's address and paste it into the box, and press 'ok'.
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What is the image address? I don't know how someone got put their Pixel Overs in their post.
 
Oh, then you'll have to upload the image to a hosting site, like Iaza (the quickest) or ImageShack (more permanent).

On Iaza, simply press the 'Load Image' button, press 'Browse', and select your image. Then press 'OK'. You have now successfully uploaded your image to the interwebs!

Then just click on the image and take the url (the http;//whatever.com thingy) and then put it in the pop-up box, then press 'ok'.
 
Just get a photobucket. Same process as above posts, but when you save an image, click in the IMG code box that comes up under the image in your album and copy and paste unto here for image on the forums. Congrats, you have your image on TCoD
 
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it (using internet explorer, with security set to medium-strong or higher) tried to link to an image on its hard drive.

but it's banned now, so.
 
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