The very 1st thing you need to do, is create a folder on your PC (or know where a folder is) that you'll use to save the image. The desktop is easiest ;to find because it's at the top. To create a folder on the desktop, RIGHT click anywhere on your desktop. A little screen will have new; as one of the options. Hover over the word new and you'll see folder; as another option.
Click the word folder and name it.
When you see an image you'd like to
keep, hover over it and RIGHT CLICK
on the image. You'll then see options.
LEFT CLICK on save as.
Then, navigate to the folder you want
to save it in, (by using the top scroll
bar in the window that opened for
you). Click on the folder and the folder
name will appear in the top of that
window. Then, click save. (Your
image will be in that folder).
Now, you just need to upload the image to a host site. I used:
http://tinypic.com
They will give you the code you need.(There are choices for websites, message boards, emails, etc.). Select and copy the code, then paste the code where you want the image.
Click the word folder and name it.
When you see an image you'd like to
keep, hover over it and RIGHT CLICK
on the image. You'll then see options.
LEFT CLICK on save as.
Then, navigate to the folder you want
to save it in, (by using the top scroll
bar in the window that opened for
you). Click on the folder and the folder
name will appear in the top of that
window. Then, click save. (Your
image will be in that folder).
Now, you just need to upload the image to a host site. I used:
http://tinypic.com
They will give you the code you need.(There are choices for websites, message boards, emails, etc.). Select and copy the code, then paste the code where you want the image.
Create A Folder, Save, Upload and Post
Tutorial for Image Use
How to create a folder, save
an image, upload it to a host
and then post it.
an image, upload it to a host
and then post it.
Random things to know when you're new:
(It can be confusing to hear new terms.
I still remember the ones that I didn't understand).
Browser: That is what you use to search the web with. (Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome etc).
URL: That's a web address.
It starts with: http://
A Browser window is the area the URL is displayed in.
So if I ask, ";What is the URL in your browser right now?"
The answer would be: :http://peaceartsite.com/tutorial.html
I hope this helps you... And that your
first attempt will be posting a bit of World Peace Art! :)
Please link to us. Options are on our' Linking Options page.
(It can be confusing to hear new terms.
I still remember the ones that I didn't understand).
Browser: That is what you use to search the web with. (Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome etc).
URL: That's a web address.
It starts with: http://
A Browser window is the area the URL is displayed in.
So if I ask, ";What is the URL in your browser right now?"
The answer would be: :http://peaceartsite.com/tutorial.html
I hope this helps you... And that your
first attempt will be posting a bit of World Peace Art! :)
Please link to us. Options are on our' Linking Options page.
Your image needs a URL.Basically the URL added to a tiny bit of code,is all you need. The sites that host images, add some extra code, but it's an easy place to start because you can just copy the code.
When you get more comfortable, try entering the URL of your image, where the X's are in the code below:
(Be sure to leave the quote marks and that there are no spaces between the URL and the quotes).
When you get more comfortable, try entering the URL of your image, where the X's are in the code below:
(Be sure to leave the quote marks and that there are no spaces between the URL and the quotes).
A Little Added Information.
I remember being confused about some of this...
I remember being confused about some of this...
The difficult we do immediately;
the impossible takes a little longer.
~Anonymous
the impossible takes a little longer.
~Anonymous
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<img src="http://XXXXX.XXX">
Tthe end within the brackets is:
.gif
.jpeg
.png
(Whatever format the image is in)..
Tthe end within the brackets is:
.gif
.jpeg
.png
(Whatever format the image is in)..
About An Image Code