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can someone tell me how to post a picture

20 years ago

Hi, yes me AGAIN!!! :) I would like to show the a photo of the invitations I am making for our daughters wedding but I don't know how to post a photo. There would be two pictures, one of it closed and one open. I would like to hear your thoughts on it and if it should be altered etc.

Thanks.

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jennmonkey
20 years ago
1. save your pics
2. go to tinypic.com
3. hit browse and search for your pic, when you find it, click on "host it"
4. 3 or 4 lines will appear toward the bottom of the page, copy "tag line" and paste it directly onto your post, you can type words around it if you want
5. preview your message and the pic will show up if it works

Good luck!
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