At that point, you now have a Photobucket "album" with whatever photos you've uploaded. Before I post them, I'll usually resize them. (Otherwise, they're kinda big.) In your album, click on the photo and you'll see an "Edit" option. On of the options you'll get then is to "Resize". Click on it and follow the instructions. For 986forum, I usually resize to one of the standard sizes (in the drop-down menu), usually medium or, if I want people to see details, large. Save that edited pic (either over the original, or as a copy of the original if you want to keep both). I'll usually label it too, either "med" or "lg" as the case may be, so I can easily see which is which.

When you want to post a pic, go to PB, into your album of photos, and click on the one you're interested in posting. Go to the bottom of the drop-down menu and click on "IMG code". (It'll then say "copied".)

Go to your post on 986 and paste that into the post where you want the pic to appear...and it will!"

In case you're interested, here's how I do photos:

Go to Image hosting, free photo sharing & video sharing at Photobucket. Sign up. Once you do that, you can hit the "Upload Now" button, and it will let you browse your hard drive (or flash drive, or where ever you photo(s) are stored) and double-click on the photo you want to load. I don't know exactly how much, but Photobucket will let you store A LOT of photographs.

(more coming...)