Don't try to drag and drop it. Just R-click on my edited image, and it SHOULD give the option to "copy image address". Then go to your signature, open the image box, R-click and do "paste" into the url box.
adding a footer
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Don't try to drag and drop it. Just R-click on my edited image, and it SHOULD give the option to "copy image address". Then go to your signature, open the image box, R-click and do "paste" into the url box.
pleease forgive me, I know you.ve heard some of this before: we had apple, mac and really old pc's updated to win 3 but the stste required win 7 for credits so they to teach us from a book. but the gov stopped paying the teachers to punish the senate, the teachers walked out. we didn't get credits. the pell grants stopped that was the end of my college education. and how the state ballanced the budget
it's ok thanks for the time you spent, i wish i could buy you an icecream or something
i guess i need a newer computer anyway, but i still owe my daughter $260 for ac. ican do it manually but thats more trouble than its worth
it just means im hot and frustrated 'cause i never learned anything and feel stupid!
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Copy image location and copy image address are the same thing. Probably just different browsers using different wording.
nope, still dosnt work, ive tried so many things so many ways ive lost track, see th numbers come up but the photo wont, not even the thumbnail
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This is a screenshot of my signature edit box. The yellow highlighted box is where the image address goes..
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Reading through all this mess was confusing. No wonder nothing works.
Here it is broken down, step by step.
1 - Go online and find the picture you want to use
2 - When you find it right click on the actual picture you want
3 - Then click on View Image (or something similar)
4 - At the top where it shows the URL make sure to highlight the entire thing
5- Right click on the URL and select Copy
6 - Go to the Signature page on CC
7 - Click the Insert Image button (left of the smiley face button)
8- Right click on the box that opens up
9 - Click paste
10 - Click Insert
11 - The image should now be showing
12 - Click save
Here it is broken down, step by step.
1 - Go online and find the picture you want to use
2 - When you find it right click on the actual picture you want
3 - Then click on View Image (or something similar)
4 - At the top where it shows the URL make sure to highlight the entire thing
5- Right click on the URL and select Copy
6 - Go to the Signature page on CC
7 - Click the Insert Image button (left of the smiley face button)
8- Right click on the box that opens up
9 - Click paste
10 - Click Insert
11 - The image should now be showing
12 - Click save
Here's
calvaris dude again opposite message
I made the other one myself to symbolize recovery to ex-stoners.
calvaris dude again opposite message
I made the other one myself to symbolize recovery to ex-stoners.
Now this is what I wanted all along. There was dialect problem footer used to mean, what the bottom or foot of every page to say just like gay used to mean happy. This means 'Recovery spoken here!' I got it off of a coaster from a coffee shop that used to host NA meetings in Long Beach Ca. The sober calvaris with the caption below used to be on tee shirts and bumper stickers.