Here's 2 different sets of directions posted by others. Hope this helps, Dewaine West Covina Ca. * Posted by greenclaws England UKzone8a (My Page) on Sun, Aug 3, 08 at 14:52 Hi there jtkz!! Yes, it's easy once you've opened a free 'photobucket.com' account, just upload your pics to it from wherever you store them on your comp using the upload facility on p'bucket, copy the 3rd lne of code (HTML line)from under the pic and paste this into the message box on the garden web page you are writing a thread on, lines of gobbledegook will appear, go to preview message to check pic is ok...and that's it!!! ============================================================ posted by: wally2q on 05.08.2007 at 09:44 am in Tractors Forum Just in case anyone is wondering.... 1. Create a Photo-Bucket account: www.photobucket.com 2. Upload photos you want, into your photobucket account (try not to upload these big 10 megapixel pictures you have - rescale them to a manageable size like 800x600, or 640x480) 3. View your photos in photobucket; you'll notice 3 boxes beneath each photo... labelled: URL link, HTML tag, and IMG Code. 4. Pick the middle one (HTML Tag) box, and highlight (single click) the little text string inside the box, that has the text string: "href=http:\\....." etc. Make sure you copy the entire string, including the "a" and the "less-than" sign before it. 5. Press "CTRL-C" on your keyboard (copies the text into your computer's memory) 6. Start a new message on this forum, and put the cursor where you want your photo to be placed (in relation to the text you just wrote). 7. Press "CTRL-V" on your keyboard (pastes the link you copied before) 8. When you preview the message, you should see the photo you're done.... ============================================================

Sorry, but your question made me laugh- I just did the same thing moving 1200 miles with pets and a handicapped relative. We did purchase our new home (on a contingency) before the old one sold, so that was added stress, but it can be done. I did all my new house shopping online and bought sight unseen although local relatives did check it out and provided me with 100's of high resolution photos of every inch of the property. The key in my case was to get organized and stay that way. I had a notebook with sections "selling FL house", "buying KY house", "services FL", "services KY", "actual move" involving truck and car rentals and hotels and so on. Keeping all the phone numbers, FAX numbers, and notes in one place helped tremendously. We also did use a POD to store items while our old house was being shown, but unfortunately PODS did not deliver where we were moving, so I had to transfer all that stuff over to a rental truck when we were ready to go. I hired KY drivers to fly down to FL and drive my rental truck so the husband and I could each be free to drive a car- he drove with his Mom and I drove with the pets with separate hotels along the way to limit the stress. We had a weeks wait to get possession of our new home which we solved with a combination of hotels and relatives- I refuse to board my pets so this was my only option. It is a huge task- the only way I made it through was to look at one thing at a time- the storage stage, the selling stage, the closing stage, the moving out stage, the driving stage, the moving in stage etc. All at once it is simply too much to undertake but when you look at it one stage at a time it becomes manageable. Every time a step was completed I gained confidence in my planning and began to realize that it all just might work. We are now two weeks in our new home and still can't fathom how it all came together and worked in the end. So plan, plan, plan, stay organized, and be flexible to changes because problems will crop up. I have to say that selling the old house was 99% of the stress involved in the whole situation- once you see the light at the end of the tunnel in that regard everything else is easy. Relatively :)

Since posts are composed WYSIWYG the preview feature is real time. To delete a picture from a post as you are composing it use delete or backspace on the keyboard as you would do with text. Something that bugs me about this forum and it is the same as it was with GW is that when "YOU" post to a thread it shows as newly posted to (highlighted). Your own post should drive a thread to the top but it should only be highlighted if someone other you has posted to it alerting you to new posts. I dont need to be alerted to the fact that I have posted and the only way to removed the highlighting is to visit the thread just after posting which is kind of silly if you had just posted there.

Set a date and invite some people to either come to dinner, or for the weekend. Works every time in getting me to work on, or finish a product. I do end up working myself to death, but it feels so good to get it done. And we recently decided to think about selling. A realtor friend called and asked to show our home. You would not believe what I got done in just 4 short days before realtor came to check the house out. And then more done in the week before her clients came to take a look!!! That was two weeks ago. Now I have company coming on Monday night...just for the night. And then we are throwing a Labor Day weekend cookout on Friday night. I will be working on a few projects this weekend. :)