Bobbi, Phyllis from THS just told me the absolutely easiest (IMHO) way to post an image if you just have it stored on your computer: Go to Tinypic.com, click on 'upload', browse your files to get the picture, upload the picture from your computer and (the scanned photos have to be "Valid formats: jpg,png,bmp,gif,tif "). It will probably take a minute to upload. Choose the HTML file (the top string of code), not the IMG. Right click on that code, choose 'copy', and then: Come back to the forum you wish to post the picture in, type your message, THEN under your message, in the SAME box, right click and 'paste' that first line from tinypic.com Hit preview to make sure it 'took' - if not, try again. I just posted a picture of my Grandsons and their friend on the Kitchen Table site. There is also a test site on the main page here, that you can post a practice attempt.

Yes it is good to remind people to reduce the image size. The sizes produced by digital cameras (multi mega pixels and up) these days are for printing large detailed photos on paper which have different requirements than when viewed on the web. It is good to reduce the image quality as well as the size for people on slower connections it will take a long time to open your photo when a lower quality image is just a good for viewing on the web. There are many programs to edit your photos. Paint Shop Pro is an inexpensive one (vs. Adobe Photoshop) or Picasa is a good free one. Here is a link that might be useful: Picasa photo editing software

If you have your pictures stored on your computer, try tinypic.com - it hosts/resizes your pictures for you. All you need to do is copy the url it provides and paste it and name it below. Here is a link that might be useful: Free picture-hosting site

dedtired, I must have known what you meant, because I didn't even notice. Auto correct sure is fun though, isn't it? You type what you want and it thinks you meant something else so changes it for you. You can't remember how to spell something that it should be able to guess and it has no clue. I turned it off on my first smart phone, but it's rather fun to see what it comes up with, so I left it on my new phone and now my tablet. It's certainly good for a laugh now and then and who doesn't need more laughter in their lives? No worries Joanmn. You are not the first to do so and won't be the last.