There are a couple of ways to do it. #1. If you use tabs with your browser, open your picture hosting site, sign in and click in the grey area to the right, beyond, of that tab (that's how it looks in Opera - little recipe-box-looking file tabs sticking up across the top of the screen) to open another new tab - new screen appears, navigate to the Rose Forum, sign in and type name of 1st rose in the message box and press enter to start a new line. Now go back by clicking on the photo-hosting tab and copy the html address. Then click on the Rose Forum tab and paste on the line below the rose name. Go back and forth for each picture. Since I mistrust cyberspace I open Notepad to copy all the HTML addresses (one at a time), with 2 spaces between each. I then type above each HTML the rose name and any comment. (I name my pics before uploading so that name is in the HTML address to keep me from getting mixed up.) When my Notepad document is finished I save it as, say, html roses 2013 jan2. (mistrust? yep) I then copy the entire page, using Notepad's menu or highlighting and a right click dialog box to choose copy. Now I go to the rose forum and paste the entire page in the Message box. When I preview the pics show up with the typed in names/comments. If it doesn't display properly I probably goofed and didn't copy the HTML Since my tab is still present I can switch back to Photobucket and check my Notepad data against Photobucket's data. Only when I see my message posted do I sign out of Photobucket, close that tab by clicking on its X, and delete my Notepad .txt file. Or I keep the .txt file to know which pictures I've posted. Lots of words but straightforward after you've done it. Cheers.

You can post your photos to a photo hosting site like Photobucket, and then, from there, copy the code sequence starting with And another one: (Simon and Maddie like to model)

bookworm, for the additional photos you have to go back to the 'old' way. IOW, upload your pics to an on-line photo site, open the pic, locate 'Properties', then cut and paste the properties of the picture into the html code: Use this: [img src=" "] except that the brackets[ ] need to be replaced with a less than sign on the left and a greater than sign on the right. (above the comma and period on your keyboard). Then your image location goes inside of the double quote marks. Got it?? It's really very simple but it's hard to post because the less/greater signs will not appear in the message.

I use photobucket and keep 2 pages open at the same time,GW cactus & succulent page,and Photobucket.I Minimize both of them,then i pull up GW,write whatever minimize it,then pull up PB,get the HTML code line til it says copied,then i minimize that,and bring GW back up and Paste the copied picture.You only have to hit the minimize button once for each,then go back and forth pulling each up to post and paste.Once all your pictures are in their look at the preview and if they are ok hit submit post. Clear as MUD right?? I'm not very good at explaining stuff. There's a way to have both pages open and showing on your screen at the same time,but i don't know how to do that. HTH Kathi