1. In the screen where you are making your new post, down near the bottom, you’ll see a section with the heading “Attachments.” Click the “Choose File” button.
   
2. Navigate to the image on your computer and double click it or select “open.”
   
3. You should now see the filename next to the “Choose File” button in the “Attachments” area of the posting page.
   
4. Click “Add Attachment.”
   
5. Now you should see the filename in a new line just below the “Choose File” button, and a new option to the right of that saying “Insert Into Post.”
   
6. Click “Insert Into Post” and text will automatically be added to your post referring to your image. It will look like this: “[attachment=2]”.
   
7. Move that text wherever you want it in the post, and type the rest of your post and you should be all set. Note that the image will likely not show correctly in “Preview Post” mode, but it will be there just fine when you actually post.

• Press the print screen ('PrtScn' or some other variation). This copies a screenshot to the clipboard (in memory).
  
• Open Paint and paste the screenshot there.
  
• Use the selection tool to put a box around the relevant part you want in your image.
  
• Use the crop toolbar button to eliminate all the extras. If you have an older version of Windows (thus older Paint), there is no crop tool. In that case, you would select the important stuff, Edit->Cut, start a new image and paste the 'cut' image from memory.
  
• Save it to your disk as a .jpg or .png to save space.
  

(03-09-2016, 03:47 PM)benjamen Wrote: Test