It ain't Pokemon Go, but it is my best score...

[Dien Rice]

Originally Posted by sandalwood

Here's a screen shot of my best game. It wasn't on the site you use so I don't know if that counts but what the hell 47 seconds is 47 seconds.

OK, I clicked the insert image link and it asked for a url. I don't have a url as the screen shot is on my desktop. How do I insert the image?

I also tried making it an attachment but that didn't seem to work either. I guess I should have experimented with those links when I joined. Something so simple yet so complicated. Oh well

Hi Tom,

You should be able to add it as an attachment, however, at present image attachments have a limit of 100 kb, which is probably too small.

How big is your image? I'll increase the limit if we need to!

Best wishes,

Dien

[Dien Rice]

Originally Posted by Dien Rice

Hi Tom,

You should be able to add it as an attachment, however, at present image attachments have a limit of 100 kb, which is probably too small.

How big is your image? I'll increase the limit if we need to!

Best wishes,

Dien

Hi Tom,

I just took my own advice and increased the limit for image attachments, to just under 500 kb.

To add anything as an attachment, when you post, scroll down and click on "Manage Attachments"...

Best wishes,

Dien

I use tinypic.com

Simply upload your pic, and it generates a variety of urls you can plug into your post:

Thank you for the help Dien and perryny. One of the problems I believe is the size, 2.89 mb. The allowable atch size is of course less and the site gave me an error message. I assume because I uploaded a word doc. That's where I pasted the picture after taking a screen shot.

It sucks to be illiterate but after 71 years I'm used to it

I use a free screen capture program called greenshot (getgreenshot.org)

I hold Shift+PrintScreen, a cursor pops up, I highlight the area of the screen I want to capture and "Save As" a file to my desktop.

I always use the name "Capture.png" for my file, so every new screenshot replaces the last one, so no old, useless files pile up.

File size is typically less than 100k

Then I upload the pic to tinypic

Fast,easy and free.

Originally Posted by perryny

I use a free screen capture program called greenshot (getgreenshot.org)

I hold Shift+PrintScreen, a cursor pops up, I highlight the area of the screen I want to capture and "Save As" a file to my desktop.

I always use the name "Capture.png" for my file, so every new screenshot replaces the last one, so no old, useless files pile up.

File size is typically less than 100k

Then I upload the pic to tinypic

Fast,easy and free.

I thank you for your help. Have a great day.

Tom