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Old 01-23-2008, 05:45 PM #1
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Shocked I'm tech challanged!
I don't understand the URL thing.

I would like to post an occasional photo or graphic/animation. Mine are either on my computer in programs like Picture It or similar types of storage.

Even if they are on my discs....that doesn't have a URL. So how do you get pictures in the body of your post ?

See, I told you I don't get it!

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