How to post pictures in larger format?

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Hello all,
I am sure there are topics on this, but the search function and FAQ's have been relatively unhelpful. When I post pics I attach them then add them in, but my photos are always small. I see other people who post pics and they are large. My photos get big when you click on them, but they aren't big by just looking at the post. What am I doing wrong?
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Cham
 
Load them to photobucket, then you can resize them. Copy paste the image code to post. Let me know if i can help you further.
 
If you're using something like Flickr, Flickr will give you size options, when viewing your photos. If you're viewing the thumbnail version, on flickr, and posting the image code, it'll post the thumbnail size. If you click on the thumbnail, and view a larger image, and then use THAT image code URL, it'll post THAT size of photo.
 
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I keep getting the error that its an invalid url any suggestions?
 
I tried editing your link, but it didn't work.

When I post my pictures that look like this:
592752135_yQF3i-M.jpg


What I am pasting into the forum box is this:
url]


But there are No space after the first "]" or the before the last "["

Make sense?
 
Make sure you use the bottom of the 4 links, the one titled IMG Code. Here's what one of your pics looks like using the right link (I'll delete the link if you want... just trying to help)

IMAG0519.jpg
 

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