What Should I Do with the Attached File Requesting Help?

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The user is seeking help with an attached file but is facing upload issues due to a database error. Other participants suggest using image hosting services like Imageshack or Tinypic to share the file. They also recommend providing a clear description of the question to facilitate assistance. There is a mention of a potential misunderstanding regarding mixing colored matter versus mixing light. The user eventually confirms that the file is now attached.
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Hey look at the attached. Please could someone help me!

thanks
 

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Anyone Out There? Helllo!
 
hello!?!
 
Hi there.
 
can you help me?
 
No, because we can't see the picture.
 
it won't let me upload it keeps saying database error.
 
Then upload it onto imageshack or tinypic.
 
Could you explain or describe your question? Since we cannot yet see your JPG file, a clear description might be enough for someone to help you.

Let me try to pre-guess what you might be asking, your being aware that my statement could be off-point: Mixing colored matter is not the same as mixing light.
 
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look it is attached now above!
 

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