Topic: HOW TO: Add images and links in your posts
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Eagleville, PA - USA
Joined: 11/1/2001
Posts: 18408
Vette(s): Used to own a 1979 Corvette now owned by JB79
The below link is to a PDF document that requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view.
It is an extremely well written "How To" document. It describes in details how to add Pictures to your Forum Signature and your Posts on C3VR. It also describes how to make links to other web pages clickable in your posts.
It was written by C3VR Member Eric76.
Many Thanks to Eric for taking the time to create such a beautiful document!
Again, you need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it.
If you don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader, click here to download it for Free!
Click Here to download the "How To" document.
You can also find information on adding a photo to your signature in the Help section of the site.
Please click the "Help" link at the top right of any page (next to the "Users Online" link). Once the Help window pops up, click "Adding a Photo to Your Forum Signature", and finally click "How To".
|UPDATED|2/10/2004 7:56:36 PM (AZT)|/UPDATED|
It is an extremely well written "How To" document. It describes in details how to add Pictures to your Forum Signature and your Posts on C3VR. It also describes how to make links to other web pages clickable in your posts.
It was written by C3VR Member Eric76.
Many Thanks to Eric for taking the time to create such a beautiful document!
Again, you need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it.
If you don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader, click here to download it for Free!
Click Here to download the "How To" document.
You can also find information on adding a photo to your signature in the Help section of the site.
Please click the "Help" link at the top right of any page (next to the "Users Online" link). Once the Help window pops up, click "Adding a Photo to Your Forum Signature", and finally click "How To".
|UPDATED|2/10/2004 7:56:36 PM (AZT)|/UPDATED|
-Adam Wartell
NCM Lifetime Member #1222
Founder: C3 Vette Registry
C4 Vette Registry, C6 Vette Registry
My first Vette, now owned by JB79:

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This is the method I have been using.
Make a copy of this and walk through it step by step.
Let me know if it helps.
1. Select a picture that you want to have in your signature. Crop it. resize it, reduce the resolution so that the number of pixels is less than 400 wide.
2. Save the picture in one of your folders on your hard drive.
3. Open C3VR.com and place your cursor over My Account and Left Click (LC) on My Personal File Folder.
4. LC on the Browse button.
5. Find the picture you saved and double LC on it.
6. LC on the Upload File button.
7. When you see the file name in Your C3 Vette Registry File Folder, LC on it to be sure it looks good.
8. Use the Back arrow to go back to the previous screen.
9. Highlight the name of your picture file. The easiest way to do this is to place the cursor at the far right end of the file name, press and hold the left key and drag the cursor to the far left end of the file name. Make sure all if it is highlighted. Release the key.
10. With the cursor over the highlighted name, Right Click (RC).
11. On the pop up menu, LC on Copy.
12. Go up to the top, place your cursor over My Account and LC on My Profile.
13. LC in the Password box and type in your password.
14. Scroll down to the Forum Signature box, type in the text you want in you signature.
15. When you are ready to place your picture, LC the Image button.
16. You will see !IMG! !IMG!. The ! is really a |. These are HTML tags.
17. Place the cursor between the two tags and RC.
18. LC on Paste in the pop up window. The name of your file should appear.
19. You can add more text after the picture (after the IMG tags) if you want.
20. Scroll down to the bottom and LC on the Update button.
That's it. Once you have done it several times, it will seem easy.
Of course, Adam is going to be working on a way to automate most of this, but you still may want the flexibility of doing it this way.
If you are still having problems, send me an e-mail or IM.
If this works for most everyone, we can put it in the tips and tricks.
Good luck.
Make a copy of this and walk through it step by step.
Let me know if it helps.
1. Select a picture that you want to have in your signature. Crop it. resize it, reduce the resolution so that the number of pixels is less than 400 wide.
2. Save the picture in one of your folders on your hard drive.
3. Open C3VR.com and place your cursor over My Account and Left Click (LC) on My Personal File Folder.
4. LC on the Browse button.
5. Find the picture you saved and double LC on it.
6. LC on the Upload File button.
7. When you see the file name in Your C3 Vette Registry File Folder, LC on it to be sure it looks good.
8. Use the Back arrow to go back to the previous screen.
9. Highlight the name of your picture file. The easiest way to do this is to place the cursor at the far right end of the file name, press and hold the left key and drag the cursor to the far left end of the file name. Make sure all if it is highlighted. Release the key.
10. With the cursor over the highlighted name, Right Click (RC).
11. On the pop up menu, LC on Copy.
12. Go up to the top, place your cursor over My Account and LC on My Profile.
13. LC in the Password box and type in your password.
14. Scroll down to the Forum Signature box, type in the text you want in you signature.
15. When you are ready to place your picture, LC the Image button.
16. You will see !IMG! !IMG!. The ! is really a |. These are HTML tags.
17. Place the cursor between the two tags and RC.
18. LC on Paste in the pop up window. The name of your file should appear.
19. You can add more text after the picture (after the IMG tags) if you want.
20. Scroll down to the bottom and LC on the Update button.
That's it. Once you have done it several times, it will seem easy.
Of course, Adam is going to be working on a way to automate most of this, but you still may want the flexibility of doing it this way.
If you are still having problems, send me an e-mail or IM.
If this works for most everyone, we can put it in the tips and tricks.
Good luck.


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Testing also, and it works.. so much easier now. I guess once and a while I need to read something besides the Tech stuff.. duh
Thanks Adam, Eric..


Thanks Adam, Eric..
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USN 1966-1970
WestPac 67-68 Tet I&II
Featured in Corvette Enthusiast Aug 2007 "Shark Attack"
Blue Green *** 454,4 Spd, Dark Saddle Leather, A/C, AM-FM St. (orig), PW, Tilt -Tele Wheel"

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Poquoson, VA - USA
Joined: 11/20/2004
Posts: 1023
Vette(s): 73 Conv, Blue-Green/White Top - 454, M21 - Dark Saddle Leather, Power Windows, A/C, Tilt/Tele, AM/FM St. (orig. and sounds like it too).#2 -- 2007 Coupe,3 LT package, Z51 option, Victory Red, Ebony Int. Clear Top.
Just testing a new Pic I took today...
Lifetime Member #86
USN 1966-1970
WestPac 67-68 Tet I&II
Featured in Corvette Enthusiast Aug 2007 "Shark Attack"
Blue Green *** 454,4 Spd, Dark Saddle Leather, A/C, AM-FM St. (orig), PW, Tilt -Tele Wheel"

(click to see a bigger image)
USN 1966-1970
WestPac 67-68 Tet I&II
Featured in Corvette Enthusiast Aug 2007 "Shark Attack"
Blue Green *** 454,4 Spd, Dark Saddle Leather, A/C, AM-FM St. (orig), PW, Tilt -Tele Wheel"

(click to see a bigger image)
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