Here are directions for villagephotos.com.
Go to your account on villagephotos.com
Go to Photos (second tab)
Select your photos and upload.
THIS PART IS VERY IMPORTANT!!!!!!!
For each picture you are going to need to RESIZE before pasting on to the thread on whichever board you are on.
I suggest no more than 640 X 480.
Once you have uploaded the pictures, go to the album you have them in.
Under each picture you will see "View and Manage Image", click on this.
You can title your picture here for easy retrieval later.
BEFORE YOU COPY AND PASTE THE URL SCROLL DOWN TO "Resize This Image"
Type in "640" in the first block and "480" in the second block, then hit "GO"
You can then scroll back up to the second line of HTML code titled "Image HTML".
This is the line of code you will need to post the picture into the thread instead of the link.
Left click inside the box with the code and it should turn blue. Right click on the blue line and you
should get a menu popup. Click on "Copy". You now have the code copied to your Notepad.
Go to the thread where you wish to post the photo.
Type in any text you want then hit return TWICE. This gives you a line of space between the text and photo.
At the cursor RIGHT CLICK and click on paste in the menu that pops up. The URL should paste there.
If you want to post more than one picture then just repeat. Make sure you have hit return TWICE between each photo.
You can also type text between each photo, just make sure you have hit return twice between the photo and the text and then
the text and next photo.
After you have all the URL's and text you want copied and typed into the thread, scroll down and hit the "PREVIEW" button.
This will show how your post will look. Make sure everything is how you want it. If you need to change anything, scroll down and hit
"EDIT". Make sure you "PREVIEW" again before posting.
Once everything is how you want it, then hit "Post Message".

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