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Can anybody tell me how to import a picture to a thread. Thanks.
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on your reply box, at the top, select image ( 3rd icon from the right), then choose pic from pc. then upload.
I can see why the question is being asked as I have not been able to upload any documents photos for a while now.
As soon as I try and click the upload key it disappears and nothing happens so I have given up!
As soon as I try and click the upload key it disappears and nothing happens so I have given up!
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