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How do we upload photos?

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Orinoco Womble (tidy bag and all) | 2568 comments I am an idiot. Instructions of one syllable would be nice, but I'll take what I can get. ;)


T4bsF (Call me Flo) (time4bedsaidflorence) Where would you like to upload them from and to? Is it pictures that you want to put in these text boxes or pictures you want to upload to the group photos?


T4bsF (Call me Flo) (time4bedsaidflorence) ...and if you do upload to Photobucket - be careful not to click on the upload all, as I did (thinking it meant all my pictures) and it uploaded all my text documents too. Luckily,I noticed in time and aborted before it was too late. Some of my documents, although not particularly private, they do contain some information that in the wrong hands, could be security nightmares.


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Orinoco wrote: "I am an idiot. Instructions of one syllable would be nice, but I'll take what I can get. ;)"

Ori if it's a photo you've taken off your camera it's probably too big. Any I take knowing they're to be uploaded I use the phone camera rather than my proper camera, then I can do an immediate upload without editing.


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Orinoco Womble (tidy bag and all) | 2568 comments It's something from my own computer, taken on a phone camera by one of my students. I uploaded the Paneer photos to the Friendly Cafe page here but can't remember how I did it and there doesn't seem to be any info on the page.
I don't really want to sign up for Photobucket if I can manage to not.
I thought I would put them on the group photo page.


T4bsF (Call me Flo) (time4bedsaidflorence) Frenchie wrote: "T4bsF wrote: "...and if you do upload to Photobucket - be careful not to click on the upload all, as I did (thinking it meant all my pictures) and it uploaded all my text documents too. Luckily,I ..."

I know you can put them as Private - but there are some things I would prefer not to be out in the Ethernet - too many clever Dickie hackers who can rubbish a "private" setting as easy as winking!!


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