Hey, guys!

...didn't work.

might be because there are two types of forum accounts on AR. registered users and forum regulars - i think mikeG just changed the permission of the registered users - i'll ask him to change the forum regular permissions as well.

-adam

I'll be looking forward to it. I've got a couple of photos just burning a hole in my hard drive.

By the way, what constitutes a "forum regular"? How is that different from a "registered user"? Where's the dividing line?

try it now -

the permissions have been set - i've changed my account to a forum regular and see the upload button.

LMK if you have continuing issues - and don't forget to log out and log back in. also - remember sometimes when switch from forum to gallery the account maybe logged out.

-adam

I logged out then back in but all I get is a blank page now when I click on the Photo Gallery link under "Share" at the top of the page.

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Originally Posted by Rich-n-Texas

I logged out then back in but all I get is a blank page now when I click on the Photo Gallery link under "Share" at the top of the page.

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Mine works :D

Does that mean you've finally updated you're library?

We have photo-age! Thanks, aA, for taking the time to correct the problem...very much appreciated.

All better now. :thumbsup:

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Does that mean you've finally updated you're library?

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No Rich, he hasn't updated is photo library. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by RoyY51

I'm trying to upload a couple of photos of my latest DIY project and I've forgotten how to do it. Since my kids aren't around to talk me through it, I'm appealing to the good members of this forum: could someone please tell me, step by step, using small words, how to post these pictures in the DIY section of the gallery?

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Near the top of the screen you will see a button called [SHARE]. Under that button you will see [Photo Gallery]...Click on that.


to the left of the screen just above your moniker (name) you will see [My Photos]...Click on that.

To the right you will see [Upload Photos]...Click on that.

You can figure out the rest...

I just realized that the question has already has been answered...Sorry Opps

Thanks for the info Steven. Actually, the problem turned out to a wrong button, pushed by one of the People in Charge. I'm now able to post photos and plan to do so momentarily.

I think we are limited on size of picture files.
But now I have another file in my photo-gallery.

Hey JM, this kinda sucks....

...who helped me figure this out. It is very much appreciated.

If anyone's interested, I finally got the pics posted in the DIY section of the photo gallery. I would appreciate it if you would take a look, and give me your thoughts.

Naaaa. :biggrin5:

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Originally Posted by RoyY51

I'm trying to upload a couple of photos of my latest DIY project and I've forgotten how to do it. Since my kids aren't around to talk me through it, I'm appealing to the good members of this forum: could someone please tell me, step by step, using small words, how to post these pictures in the DIY section of the gallery?

Thanks in advance!

P.S. Yes, I'm old and techno-challenged, but I know that there has to be someone out there who needs a shot of good kharma today. Here's your chance!

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