help inserting images in posts and replies

[dmus]

How do you imbed images in your posts or replies from your desktop? I don''t mean attaching them. I figured that out but I see others here regularily imbedding pictures of rings, idealscopes, etc. and can''t seem to do it. I''d like to share some pictures of an eternity ring Quest made for my wife but don''t want to send 6 replies with one attachment each. Thanks.

 

[Splinter]

Check out this link maybe?

Adding pics

The images must be uploaded to Pricescope first, so I guess it's going to be 1 per post initially...

 

[dmus]

Thanks but this only allows me to insert images that are already on PS site. I swear I have seen many posts with inserted images that came from the poster (and they weren''t attached). Is what I''m asking to do impossible? And if so how did the other PSers get their images in a post or reply because I assume they werent on PS to begin with. Thanks for your patience and help.

 

[chrono]

If you have your own picture software, you can create your own collage, then just post it as one picture. I''m too inept to do so and post each picture as an individual post.

 

[oldminer]

Merge all 6 images into one with a photoshop type program. Open a "NEW" image in such a program and make the "Canvas size" adequate to paste copies of your six images onto it. You will then have all six on one image. Save this one image into a file name of your choice. Before closing the image make sure it is small enough for the limit of "file size" allowed for Pricescope.

Once you then wish to post this image, you attach it first before typing your message. You will need to grab the image by "Browsing" from Pricescope's uploader. If the image is the right type, such as .jpg or .bmp etc, if it is small enough in total pixels, and so long as the name is not one already submitted before to Pricescope you can upload it. If the image is overly large, you can re-open your file in photoshop and make it smaller by "resizing". If the name is already used, then just re-name your file before attempting the upload.

This works for me. Sorry about the complexity. It isn't difficult, but full of small steps.