Same pics/different threads-no go?

[The Kid]

If you've posted a pic in one thread, how come you cant post that same pic in another thread? Pain in the ass for someone like me that needs to cross his fingers everytime I try to upload a pic due to the size limitations. I still dont know how to resize pictures:biggrin:

 

[KGP]

Pain in the ass for someone like me that needs to cross his fingers everytime I try to upload a pic due to the size limitations. I still dont know how to resize pictures:biggrin:

This tool might help: http://www.izhuk.com/imaging/ It's fairly <s>dummy</s> kid proof.:biggrin:

 

[Acura NsX Pilot]

If you've posted a pic in one thread, how come you cant post that same pic in another thread? Pain in the ass for someone like me that needs to cross his fingers everytime I try to upload a pic due to the size limitations. I still dont know how to resize pictures:biggrin:

If you want to re post a image here Nsxprime is very friendly and allows you to use img tags to link it to your post just right click on the pic and hit properties to get the URl and then place it between the img tags and your good to go.

[ I M G ] URL HERE [ / I M G ] <----- No spaces

 

[FuryNSX]

Like Acura NSX Pilot says, link to the URL from the prior thread. It might seem obvious, but preventing duplicate uploads of the same image saves space.

-Randy

 

[D'Ecosse]

If you've posted a pic in one thread, how come you cant post that same pic in another thread?

When you get the message that you have already posyed that pic, it also gives you the link location of the image - just copy the image location & insert using the 'insert image' icon instead of the manage attachments feature. That actually gives you the benfit of being able to place the full-size image anywhere you like within your text, as opposed to a thumbnail at the bottom.

Pain in the ass for someone like me that needs to cross his fingers everytime I try to upload a pic due to the size limitations. I still dont know how to resize pictures:biggrin:

Do you use Windows XP? Couldn't be easier - download Image Resizer from Microsoft Power Toys then select an image file in any directory & using your right click menu (like you would to copy, paste etc) you will now find option directly to resize, with further options to your desired outcome.