RandyE
I can't find a place to insert my avatar. Also, I have my own domain for hosting photos and it works everywhere except here for a signature. What am I doing wrong?
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RandyE

Here's the signature I'm trying to install under URL.

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Graeme Nitz OKGraeme

Click On...

..."My Account" in the right hand column. Then Clock on "Edit". Then fill in your details and upload your picture.

Graeme Nitz

An Aussie living in Owasso OK

K NO W Trains

K NO W Fun

 

There are 10 types of people in this world,

Those that understand Binary and those that Don't!

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arbe

I think there is a size limit.

There is somewhere information on the size of image that can be accepted for this.  The top picture is to be 85 X 85 and 100 kb size.  I can't seem to find info for the signature line stuff right now.

Bob Bochenek   uare_100.jpg 

Chicago Yellowstone and Pacific Railroad     

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trainmaster247

Just as they said above, just

Just as they said above, just one question are you another Trainz modeler. 

23%20(2).JPG 

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Bill Brillinger

Question

Randy, what device are you using to edit the settings?

 

Bill Brillinger

Modeling the BNML in HO Scale, Admin for the RailPro User Group, and owner of Precision Design Co.

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RandyE

Answer

Yes, I was a Trainz modeler until my big computer fizzled.

 

I don't know what you mean by what device I'm using. I'm on an old Compaq Presario using Firefox.

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Bill Brillinger

device...

Quote:

I'm on an old Compaq Presario using Firefox.

Well, that's exactly what I meant   No point giving instructions for a PC if you're on an iPad.

Adding and linking your banner in your signature:

  1. Visit My Account, then Choose the Edit Tab.
  2. Scroll down to the signature section.
  3. Type in any text you want to include.
  4. Place the cursor in the signature box where you want your image.
  5. Click the Image button.
  6. Enter the image URL in the URL box. This is your image URL:

    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v730/diecastdeluxe/avatars/NKP-SD9s.jpg
    />  
  7. Set the width to something less than 800. Mine is 550.
  8. Change to the LINK tab in the Image Properties.
  9. Enter the website address you want to link the image to in the URL box.
  10. Click OK.

Should be good to go!

Bill Brillinger

Modeling the BNML in HO Scale, Admin for the RailPro User Group, and owner of Precision Design Co.

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