So start by clicking on New Topic or Reply as normal. Make sure you are in "Full Edit" mode if you hit Quick Reply.
And type your words ..
Now scroll down and bit and under the buttons is a second area
So click on the Upload Attachment tab to bring it to the front
Click on Browse... and find the file you want to upload .. in this example it is a picture of a car at the Bath Rally .. the click on the "Add the file" button.
You can also add comments if you want or feel they would help (see below picture two of the engine block!).
You can Preview the post before you Submit it .. or go back and edit it if or spot typos OR you want to add a second image.
What might go wrong? If the image has come from a modern high-definition camera it is usually far to big to upload (we have a limit) so a bit of juggling in "Paint" (which is on every PC) to reduce the size will be required. But I'll handle that in a separate thread.
How to upload a photo: part 1 - basic upload
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How to upload a photo: part 1 - basic upload
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Cars: "Project 757" '59 A35 2-door bought in 1971 & Subaru BRZ SE LUX Auto plus "family fleet": Alfa MiTo, Peugeot 206, (Ex '98 Alfa Romeo 156 2.0 TS)