Posting multiple images in threads

[spylaw4]

Thanks for answering Geoff's question John!

[TonySx]

Just testing................

Ah! That works! Thanks..................
Darling, remember that nice couple we met on safari...............

[hoppyman]

Thanks very much, Brian and John. Now I am functional and my first pictures posted.

[domgoduco]

just testing if it works

[waterlenz]

Thanks, I finally had a reason for looking at User CP! So this is how folks have been putting in the smilies.
Tom

[luigi bertolotti]

THANKS ! Finally I know how people can interpolate picture with words: let's make a test :

FOCUS TEST OF MY 50s on M8

test picture, 1,6 mt, ISO 160 RAW, focus tho the newspaper main title
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[Summilux 50 (1961 vintage) at f2, crop 100%
50Lux_f2_cropped.jpg

Summicron 50 (1963 vintage) at f 2,8, crop 100%
50Cron_f28_cropped.jpg

WHICH IS THE BEST TO USE ? Advices welcome...

[norbert richter]

paper clip icon? please direct me as to where i can find it.thank you

[andybarton]

1. Make sure your Message Editor Interface (under Edit Options in Control Panel) is set to Enhanced Interface.

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[brivadois]

It's just a test with one of my first pictures with a rangefinder (M8+Summicron 35 f:2)
I know: still a lot of work, but such a pleasure !
François

[Fermo]

Just testing... Cheers. Fermo.

[citrus]

Originally Posted by spylaw4

I have noticed that a number of posters seem not to post multiple photos with plenty of space, or text/titles between them. Maybe that's ok for them but I found it an annoying feature of the new forum.

So with thanks to jmr who let me in on "the secret" here's a brief tutorial!

I'll put a reference to this thread in each section of the Photo forum so as to get it more widely known and maybe one of the Moderators could consider placing the technique in the FAQ section?

1. Make sure your Message Editor Interface (under Edit Options in Control Panel) is set to Enhanced Interface.

2. Always use the paperclip icon to pull up the Manage Attachments Pop-up. Select your file and upload. Wait until it is uploaded. Close the window.

3. Repeat as often as needed using the paperclip. You should see a list of your files gradually building up on the drop down box that appears.

4. At the bottom of the list there should now be a selectable field saying "Insert All" - click on that and.... Bingo!

5. You will see in your message text some text saying [ATTACH] xxxxxx{/ATTACH] as appropriate for the number of photos you are uploading. You can now split the photos up spacing and adding text in between to your heart's content.

6. You can review the reuslts in Preview posting, and amend if needed.

7. Good Luck!

Cheers!

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[Theodor Heinrichsohn]

Originally Posted by spylaw4

I have noticed that a number of posters seem not to post multiple photos with plenty of space, or text/titles between them. Maybe that's ok for them but I found it an annoying feature of the new forum.

So with thanks to jmr who let me in on "the secret" here's a brief tutorial!

I'm a complete computer dud, so please tolerate my stupid question:
I can't find any of the things you mention. I'm using a Mac and have not managed to post any pictures, single or multiple.
Can anyone assist? Thanks,
Teddy

[andybarton]

You must make sure that the settings in your user Control Panel are set to full WYSIWYG mode.

The Control Panel can be found at the top left of the window here.

Hang in there - we will help you!

[Dr. John Huntsberger]

What am I to do? My camera has been with Leica for two months! I was told it would be here on the 8th at Precision Camera store in Austin, Texas. It did not arrive then or today, the 9th. I am leaving the state on Monday and it seems, without my camera. I won't return until October/November. I am very angry with Leica for advertising such a fine product but then not fixing it in a reasonable amount of time.
While I am not a professional photographer, I pay the same money they do for the product and expect to at least be communicated with over any kinds of problems such as this one concerning my camera's return. Please respond, John