Hey gang

Told ya!

Hit up Flickr. Not much more difficult than p bucket. Paul walked me through it and he got step by step from Wisdomn. Once you download pictures from your PC, properly size them. I always resize my pictures to 640 X 480 prior to loading them on p bucket or Flickr. Its easy after that. I will walk you through it if you want?
Chas.

Ok, here we go. Wisdomn had a info tutorial on a three about p bucket on this area. I will give you my info to try.
Once you get to the home page after creating the account you will see a black column towards the top. To the right is three ICONS. One is a cloud, a bell, and a purple circle with a camera.hit the cloud. A new screen will pop up. It's gray and will say in white letters to drag and drop photos OR choose photos and videos to upload highlighted by a blue box. Click on the blue box with the message in it. That will open your picture files on your computer. Choose the picture jpeg image info and click on it just like you did for p bucket. Then click open. The picture will show up on the gray screen towards the top left. It will be the size of a business card and should have a color border around it. Mine looks to be pink. Top of the screen to the right will be an upload photo box. Click on it and the picture will be on the home page you started with and it will be big now.Click on that picture once and the screen behind the picture will turn gray. To the bottom of the gray area to the right will be 4 ICONS. Click on the one that is an arrow pointing down with a line below the arrow. A pop up box in white appears about the size of a business card. There are picture size choices. Choose the bottom one, view all sizes. You will be back at the picture with the white background. Above the picture is a sizes area with choices. I always click on the lower of the two medium sizes. Now right click on the picture and select copy image address and left click. Now go to our site (your site, sorry) and go to the thread you started. Above where you put any info down is a bunch of ICONS to the right of Font Face, Font Size. Last column to the right has a column of ICONS, (9). There is a smiley icon in this group. Count three icons from the left. It looks like a small picture with sky, trees, and beach, i think?? Left click on that third icon from the left. A popup with a red border on top will say, insert image. Below will be two white margins. Choose the top one with the words, Image URL: In that white column will be a blue rectangular area with the letters, http:// right click right next to that little blue rectangular box. A popup will appear. Look down It and choose Paste and right click on Paste. All the photo info should be in the top white column and the blue rectangular box should be gone. Now, left click on the little box with the words, insert image and you should have a picture to post. Word of caution. Downsize the pictures prior to loading on Flickr. I have Microsoft Office Picture Manager on my PC. I downsize mine to 640X480. The bummer is taking pictures on my cell phone, e mailing them to my PC, then putting them in my pictures, downsizing them before I can load them on Flickr but I had to do this on p bucket too. Good luck. Experiment away. Took me about a half hour to figure out.
Chas.

thank you sir, Im going to give it a try . Sorry about your thumb !!

From " CLICK ON THAT PICTURE ONCE, AND THE SCREEN BEHIND THE PICTURE WILL TURN GRAY" on my message I sent you is how you get to load the pictures on JCs site or share pictures if you will. Just load up JCs on one tab and Flickr on another tab. Start your conversation. When it's time to put photos on JCs just flip back to Flickr and follow the instructions from the message I sent from that sentence I notated to look at and follow the rest of steps. It sounds complicated but it's actually easy once you do it a few times. Experiment away. If you can't do it and have time to call I can walk you through it just like Paul did for me. 630) 439-4923, after 6pm Chicago time. It's 5 pm here right now so in an hour is perfect.