You can also use Photobucket.com to post and share your photos. It's a free website and very simple to use. What I like about it is that it will resize the photo for you when you upload it to the website. It may take a little longer than if you'd resize or compress it yourself. It also allows your photo file size a bit bigger than many other website. Once you've uploaded your photo, 3 url/links are given right beneath each photo: "URL Link", "HTML Tag" and "IMG Code" Copy and paste the "HTML Tag" link onto your posting. When you do a Preview Message, you should see the photo on your posting. Here's an example... My new orchid given by a sweet lady who owns a nursery. This is one of the orchid that will thrive Texas heat and weather.

If you're using an Android phone, open your browser, click on "Settings" on the browser and check the box that allows it to use and save cookies. Then login to your account. When you want to post a picture, click the "Browse" button and it will open a dropdown menu to either take a picture ("Camera" option") or upload a picture. Then click "preview message" (because GW makes you do that before posting), then click "Submit Message". Important: If you edit your message after clicking ""Preview Message", you will have to attach your photo again. Because GardenWeb operates that way and for the life of me, I have no earthly clue why. If you are using an Apple product, I'm useless to you lol Pagan

If you have a third party email unitlty (Thunderbird, etc.), most of these have a "trash box". When you delete an email from either the "In Box" or "Sent Box" it goes to the trash box. To complete a deletion, go to the trash box and delete. Items deleted from the trash box are gone. This is a neat feature. For example, if you deleted a message while reading it in the "In Box" and then later wanted to retrieve it. you can. Merely move to the trash box, select the message and "Move" it to another box.

Once you upload your picture(s) to Photobucket, hover over the thumbnail and you'll see a list of four options (Email & IM, Direct link, HTML code and IMG code) Cursor over the third option, HTML code, and click in the beige box to the right. Once you click, it will show "Copied". You are then ready to paste it directly into the text of your post, wherever you want the photo to appear. Like this, When you preview the message, you should see your photo. You don't need to put anything into the boxes below where you type your message, just into the body of the message itself. I hope that makes sense!!