photo test

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Appears my file server site, dropfiles.net can no longer pay their hosting bills. So it's time to find something else. Gonna see if my photoshop membership whare I have all my photos will work.

<img src="http://api.photoshop.com/home_3eb2c8dcabbd48b0975ac1a68a340905/adobe-px-assets/bd30e5a8d8d44c24929ffae80657c890" width="4000" height="3000"/>

 

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That didn't work...

http://api.photoshop.com/home_3eb2c...be-px-assets/bd30e5a8d8d44c24929ffae80657c890

 

[Will]

Appears my file server site, dropfiles.net can no longer pay their hosting bills. So it's time to find something else. Gonna see if my photoshop membership whare I have all my photos will work.

<img src="http://api.photoshop.com/home_3eb2c8dcabbd48b0975ac1a68a340905/adobe-px-assets/bd30e5a8d8d44c24929ffae80657c890" width="4000" height="3000"/>

 

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so that's just a link to the full res photo.... not good.

 

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there it is.... but still full res.

 

[Will]

You are trying to use HTML code. You need to get the actual URL of the image and copy it. Then click on the image icon (with the mountain and sun) or surround the URL with the proper tags..

[@IMG]http://www.a.com/picture.jpg[@/img]

- just move the @ symbol

That picture you provided is huge - need to resize it - 640x640 is a good size for forums..

 

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That's got it. Thought photoshop.com was smart enough to know that if you were linking a photo that it would automagically resize it and give a link to the resized one. Instead I had to resize them all, upload them then link to it.