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    Resolved How to attach files

    OK, guess I'm just in too much of a hurry and plainly stupid, but how do you attach files to your signature? Got some tutorials and stuff I'm sure some ppl will find handy

    Thanx in advance!
    Last edited by StrangerInBeijing; Apr 19th, 2005 at 09:24 PM.

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    Re: How to attach files

    Hi Martin,

    Hmmm, no not really..yours look like link to other post.

    I mean if one can upload a file (say a .pdf doc) and have other ppl download it from your signature (where your links are now)

    Thanx
    Last edited by StrangerInBeijing; Apr 19th, 2005 at 08:03 PM. Reason: Misunderstood

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    Re: How to attach files

    Where does the file exist? If it is another site, you can link to it. If it is located here, you can also link to it.

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    Re: How to attach files

    On my machine.

    I've seen you can add a link yeah

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    Re: How to attach files

    The problem is that the file needs to reside on either VBF's webserver or if you have access to another webserver.
    This is why you can link to files stored on the VBF webserver like the "Green Checkmark" and "Edit button" images or like
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    Re: How to attach files

    Guess I was too quick to ask. Did some looking around. Seems you add a post with your file you wanna share attach, and then put a link to that post in your siggie right?

    Thanx!

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    Re: How to attach files

    Yes, thats how its done. Just make sure your attachment is part of a relevant post so it will remain intact

    For example if you are replying to someone and they will benefit (or are requesting info like in your attachment) from
    the attachment then you post it and link to it in your signature. If you do it any other way it runs the risk of the
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    Re: How to attach files

    Might as well ask on this thread as it's related.
    How do people post pictures onto their post so that the picture is actually displayed, not as a hyperlink
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    Re: How to attach files

    You mean like in your own signature?????

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    Re: How to attach files

    Quote Originally Posted by Valleysboy1978
    Might as well ask on this thread as it's related.
    How do people post pictures onto their post so that the picture is actually displayed, not as a hyperlink
    You use the Manage Attachments button which is in the Additional Options frame below the Reply to Thread Window.

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    Re: How to attach files

    Okay, testing123...
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    Re: How to attach files

    Aha!!
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