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I registered in this forum.
That is very nice of you. Do you have any idea how I can upload an image that I have in my computer? It only asks me for the image URL. Does this mean that I have to post the image somewhere and then copy the link?Evo said:Welcome to PF 24forChromium!
Under My PF (at the top) then click on Avatar, you can choose "Upload Avatar" which will allow you to upload an image from your computer.24forChromium said:That is very nice of you. Do you have any idea how I can upload an image that I have in my computer? It only asks me for the image URL. Does this mean that I have to post the image somewhere and then copy the link?
Sorry for not being specific, I meant, "how can I post an image in a thread/post?"StevieTNZ said:Under My PF (at the top) then click on Avatar, you can choose "Upload Avatar" which will allow you to upload an image from your computer.
I had to upload a URL, but it's been a long time24forChromium said:That is very nice of you. Do you have any idea how I can upload an image that I have in my computer? It only asks me for the image URL. Does this mean that I have to post the image somewhere and then copy the link?
When you create a post, you will see "upload" in the bottom right, click on it, then choose the file and upload.24forChromium said:Sorry for not being specific, I meant, "how can I post an image in a thread/post?"
Problem solved! Thanks very much!Evo said:I had to upload a URL, but it's been a long time
When you create a post, you will see "upload" in the bottom right, click on it, then choose the file and upload.
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