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    hello my name is Sea I love animals, nature, reading, learning cherokee, being outside, and playing with my pets.
    Now for what I need help with is that when I go to Show Off Your Dog it will not let me paste! So if you can PLEASE help I know I can contact the staff but I really do not want to bother them when they have alot of other questions that actuly NEED to be aswered.!

    THANK YOU SOOO MUCH,
    Sea

  • Hi Admin ,
    Its micle from new york and join this forum for sharing Idea, knowledge and information about dog and cat life and care.
    I have also dog and cat in my form house and want to more information about animal life….

  • Welcome Sea and to your Basenji. I can't advise you on photographs as I haven't managed that my self. There are plenty of very experienced and clever photographers on the site and I'm sure you'll soon get the advice!

  • @Sea:

    Now for what I need help with is that when I go to Show Off Your Dog it will not let me paste!

    You have to upload your pictures, you can't do cut and paste. Another way is to put your pictures on line somewhere like Photobucket (free) and hotlink them to this site. Very easily done, and the pictures look more impressive that way. :)

    I looked up the procedure for putting pictures in albums on this site, and here is what I found:

    _How do I use albums?

    As a member, you can create Albums of images that are linked to your public profile. Albums can be created by visiting the User Control Panel, and clicking on the 'Pictures & Albums' link, and then clicking on 'Add Album'.

    Each album can have a title ('Joe's Holiday to Nepal'), a description ('A bunch of photos from my recent adventure') and can be of three different types: Public, Private or Profile.

    Public albums can be viewed by anyone
    Private albums can only be viewed by site staff (moderators, administrators) and your Friends and Contacts (info)
    Profile albums are viewable only by you. However, you can use the images to customize your public profile (info)

    How do I upload pictures?

    Once you've created an album you can upload images to it. Simply view the album and click on 'Upload Pictures'.

    You'll have the option to give each picture a caption, and to set one image as the Album cover, which will be displayed on the public profile. To delete an album or edit the title, description or album type, click on 'Edit Album'. To delete an image, or to edit a caption or change the album cover, click on 'Edit Pictures'.

    All members who have access to your album images can comment on them, in a similar way to Visitor Messages (more info). You can delete any image comments from your albums, and report inappropriate messages to moderators.

    When you have uploaded a picture, you can place it in your posts by using the BB code text that is displayed below the image when you view it at full size._

  • Anyway welcome.
    If you have a basenji in your life. It's going to be interesting

  • Thank you for the help guys! I will try to get the pictures on photobucket.

    Sincerely, Sea

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