How can I insert an image from a file in a forum post?

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To insert an image from a file in a forum post, users must first upload the image to a web server or an image-hosting service. Once the image is uploaded, the user can insert it into the post using the image's URL. This method allows the image to appear directly in the text rather than as an attachment. The forum supports both direct image insertion and attachments, but the latter does not allow for inline placement. Following these steps ensures the image displays correctly in the desired location within the post.
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This forum supports to attach images. Also it supports to insert image from URL. I need help as to How to insert image from a file. For example, i type " Consider the image below" and i have to insert the image below the text instead of attaching the image. How to do it?
 
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You need to upload the image to a Web server or an image-hosting service somewhere on the Web, and then insert using the URL.
 
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