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Your best bet is to use an off-site hosting service like photobucket.com, picasa, etc. Both are free, and pretty simple to use.
You can also upload them from your computer to your "garage" (click where it says "garage is empty, add now" under your username) then use the bbcode to copy & paste them into your post.
kinda what he said ill just add onto it. its easier to use photobucket, just upload the picutre then as you view your album hover over the picture and there will be a code that says "IMG" copy paste right onto the post
I post pictures using the icon circled in the picture. Instead of using Photobucket like I did in the past (a real pain to upload pictures to), I just use that icon, which uploads it to that post. Much easier to use, especially for a quick post like mine here:
It's also nice how you don't need to have the pictures stored somewhere else in order to have them uploaded here. It's also great for posterity; there's no way for someone to delete them from their post accidentally in the future.
Huh, posting pics used to be a 'club members only' deal. That's why everybody used photobucket. They also used to discourage any non vehicle pics in the garage.
Test pic showing my complete mastery of couthness.
Huh, posting pics used to be a 'club members only' deal. That's why everybody used photobucket. They also used to discourage any non vehicle pics in the garage.
Test pic showing my complete mastery of couthness.
hj
I even remember when I joined last year that the basic membership details stated that posting pictures directly to the forum would be disabled, and limited to a certain number if I got the next step up in membership.
I don't know if that information is outdated, or if this feature was just overlooked.
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