attachments...(Mark)

[Donn]

That's OK if you have a place to park the image. In that case you can do it yourself if you really want to - try this (it's an overly large thumbnail, but what could I do, the tuba is so big)


If on the other hand you don't have a place to host your own images, you may have been using the attachment option for exactly that.

[Donn]

I messed around with smugmug tonight too. The do have an app which makes it nice for uploading, but They sure do make it difficult to get the link so you can post on a forum.

"It's easy when you know how" - which is the often the computer interface definition of "difficult", but anyway - I select the image from page of images, so it's displayed by itself at its normal resolution. Then I use my browser's "Copy Image Address" option (which in my case is, position the mouse cursor over the image, depress the <control> button, select that option from the menu.*) That's the link to the photo, in two fairly obvious steps. It might be different if my photos were gigantic, but I always reduce them from the somewhat absurd camera size.

So far I'm not seeing anything that they do for $4 a month that cubeupload doesn't do for free

Photobucket was free, too, wasn't it? Good luck!

(* Browser details may change in the near future, depending on the outcome of surgery on my Macbook Pro. The replacement keyboard is here, now I need to completely disassemble the device to install it.)