Sorry for my computer illiteracy, but I have a problem I want to seek advice on where a photo or two is going to be the only way to properly explain. Would some kind soul please explain how to go creating a link to the photos that I can include in my post?
don't need an account if all you're after is temporary storage for a few days anyway. As I've never used it for anything else I'm not sure about the other options
On the opening screen it should show UPLOAD IMAGES with a text box and a browse button. Just press the browse button, and work your way through your directories until you find the image file you want to upload
Then click on UPLOAD NOW
After its uploaded the picture it will eventually appear, along with 3 or 4 URL addresses.
You can copy and paste them all, but I only ever use the shortest one. As that shows the image on its own rather than the image embedded on the TinyPic page.
I don't find that part particularly intuitive for beginners, but you can always paste the link into an e-mail and send it to yourself to see if it's working.
Indeed. The actual explanations are totally confusing
I sometimes post a link on alt.test, if its for posting on a newsgroup just to be sure.
I've never quite worked out why anyone would deliberately choose a link and format where their picture was embedded in a Tinypic page. Rather than just to the picture itself. Which probably explains why I'm not an internet millionaire.
If it's just for temporary use, IE you want to share a photo or diagram with this group, or a link to send to friends, you don't need to sign up for anything, just go there, upload your picture, copy the resulting link and post it, but it doesn't stay up for more than a few weeks.
It's a hidden door in a tiled wall so a plumber can get to the pipes in the wall. It's held on by magnets, and can be grouted to make the door invisible. Unfortunately if you don't have a label on the door, the plumber will smash another hole nearby.
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