how do you post cartoons and jpg s, page-4

How to include Charts or Images in your HotCopper posts.

Images on web sites
Browse to the website which has the image you want to include in your post.

1. Obtain the URL of the image: right-click on the image, select Properties and copy the address (URL).
2. Add the IMG Code to the post:
Use the insert image tool beside the message text area.
* Click on the image icon ( ) to display the image insertion fields.
* Paste the image URL (from step 1) in the image URL textbox.
* Click the "Preview" button to confirm the URL is correct.
* Click the Add button. The [IMG] code for the image will be generated and appended to the message text area.
Alternatively, you can type the [IMG] Code directly into the message text area in the format:
3. For Example : Finish typing your message, and click "Preview Message". Preview the message to ensure it displays as desired before submitting the post.

Images on your computer
You may upload the image to an image hosting service, such as Photobucket. Most of these services will provide you with the direct URL and/or IMG Code for you, which you can use to insert an image in your post.

1. Go to the image hosting website, create or login to your account.
2. Upload the image from your computer to the hosting service. Follow the instructions of the hosting service - usually this will be something like:
* Click on the "upload" or "choose files" button
* Browse and select the image from your computer
* When the files have successfully been uploaded, they will be available for linking.
3. View the image that you want to display in the hosting service - the [IMG] code will most likely be available for you to copy. You can copy and paste this directly into your message text.
If your hosting service does not supply the [IMG] code, it will probably provide a "direct link" or "direct URL". This can be pasted into the "Image URL" field in the post page as described above for displaying images from websites.
4. Make sure you preview the post before submitting to ensure it displays as expected.