How to Upload and Post Screenshots and Files at Ten Forums
This tutorial will show you how to upload and attach a screenshot, image, or a file in your post here at Ten Forums.
You will need to turn off enhanced attachment uploading at the bottom of your account Settings at the link below, and Save changes before having the options displayed in this tutorial.
https://www.tenforums.com/profile.php?do=editoptions
You can only upload the file types below up to the size limit per single file.
| File Type |
Max File Size |
| 7z |
8.00 MB |
| apk |
28.61 MB |
| bat |
600.0 KB |
| doc |
2.00 MB |
| docx |
2.00 MB |
| exe |
85.83 MB |
| gif |
2.00 MB |
| ico |
2.00 MB |
| jpeg |
2.00 MB |
| jpg |
2.00 MB |
| log |
2.00 MB |
| pdf |
3.91 MB |
| png |
2.00 MB |
| psd |
2.00 MB |
| rar |
8.00 MB |
| reg |
2.00 MB |
| txt |
2.00 MB |
| vbs |
2.00 MB |
| wav |
2.00 MB |
| xlsx |
2.00 MB |
| zip |
8.00 MB |
CONTENTS:
- Option One: To Insert a File or Image into your Post
- Option Two: To Upload and Insert a File or Image into a "Go Advanced" Post
OPTION ONE
To Insert a File or Image into your Post
If you wanted to create a screenshot to upload, you can create one with take screenshot, Paint (mspaint.exe) or Snipping Tool to upload.
1. While editing your post, place the cursor where you would like to insert the file or image at, and click/tap on the
image icon on the toolbar. (see screenshot below)
2. Do
step 3 (computer) or
step 4 (URL) below from where the image you want to upload is located.
3. To Insert File or Image from your Computer
A) Click/tap on the
From Computer tab, and click/tap on the
Choose Files button. (see screenshot below)
B) Navigate to and select one or more (limit 5 at once) file(s) and/or image(s) you want to insert into your post, and click/tap on the
Open button. (see screenshot below)
C) Click/tap on the
Upload File(s) button, and go to
step 5 below. (see screenshot below)
4. To Insert Image from URL
A) Click/tap on the
From URL tab, and enter the URL address of the image. (see screenshot below)
B) Check the
Retrieve remote file and reference locally box, click/tap on
OK, and go to
step 5 below. (see screenshot below)
Your file(s) and/or image(s) will now be uploaded and inserted into your post. (see screenshot below)
If you like, you could double click/tap on an inserted image to adjust the Image Settings for it below. When finished, click/tap on OK to apply.
6. When finished with your post, click/tap on either the
Post Quick Reply or
Submit Reply button to post it. (see screenshot above)
OPTION TWO
To Upload and Insert a File or Image into a "Go Advanced" Post
If you wanted to create a screenshot to upload, you can create one with direct screenshot, Paint (mspaint.exe) or Snipping Tool ready to upload.
1. While editing your post, click/tap on the
Go Advanced button. (see screenshot below)
2. Click/tap on the
paperclip icon on the toolbar. (see screenshot below)
3. Click/tap on an empty
Choose File button. (see screenshot below)
4. Navigate to and select the file or image you want to upload, and click/tap on the
Open button. (see screenshot below)
5. When finished choosing files to upload, click/tap on the
Upload button. (see screenshot below)
6. After your chosen files have been uploaded, you can close the
Manage Attachments window. (see screenshot below)
If you would like to remove one of the uploaded Current Attachments, click/tap on the Remove button to the right of the file you would like to remove.
7. While back editing your post, place the cursor where you would like to insert the file or image at, and click/tap on the
arrow to the right of the
paperclip icon on the toolbar. (see screenshot below)
8. Click/tap on the uploaded file in the drop menu you want to insert at this location in your post. (see screenshot below)
9. Your file(s) and/or image(s) will now be inserted into your post. (see screenshot below)
If you like, you could double click/tap on an inserted image to adjust the Image Settings for it below. When finished, click/tap on OK to apply.
10. When finished with your post, click/tap on either the
Submit Reply button to post it. (see screenshot above)
That's it,
Shawn
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