1968 G.T. 390 4-speed Torino with 428 C.J. moto

There is a thread here someplace that shows better how it's done. The main thing is you don't have to post(host) pics someplace else, and link to them.

Here you can go to the Full Reply Editor(little icon in the message screen), and there you hit an icon that lets you browse in your PC. You find the picture in your PC, then select it, hit upload, and then it's in the selection box, and you pick it. It's about a minute to do all that for a picture you know how to browse(hunt) in your PC, presumably a folder you can get to quickly.

In the Full Reply Editor, there you find the icon that looks like a tree(hover over them to see what they do).

Here's a random picture I have handy that was already uploaded before.

Bob Paul wrote: Problem is I don't know what a thread, link, icon, post, file, or any a that mumbo jumbo means, I'm just a dumb ol hillbiilly.........poke around on ere+usually screw it up, don't have a smart ph......just deal'n with computer that I barely know how 2 work......sorry Bob

Okay, try this for simple; where you now have typed in the box at the bottom, look for the small picture above the box, which has an arrow in it.

Click that first, which takes you to a page with a few more options above the top of the box. That's the Full Reply Editor message box. Along the top of that, find the picture with a tree in it. That one will open a box where you can select a picture from your PC.

There will be the word Browse in one box, click on that which then opens a box(window) for you to look within your computer. It should be like any window you have seen on your PC where any folder or picture or file, or drive is at. You work through those along the left side to find the place(folder) inside your PC where you have pictures saved. Most people have their pictures in some folder named pictures, or in the download folder etc. That's where you recall where you saved your pictures into the PC. You browse to those and find the picture you want, then upload it, then select it once it's copied into the window opened before.