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I am new here, and I would like to create a post containing one or more small images. Unfortunately, the symbol for inerting/editing an image is not very helpful, when inserting an image from File Explorer. I tried it but w/o success. Is there no other way that entering the source, which I understand being the path where an image is located for instance on my HD.
Thank you for your understanding. On other forums it is very much straight forward.
Normally there is a “Select File” box in the lower left corner for adding attachments. However, we are in the process of absorbing Windows Secrets Lounge, and things are not working properly. That is hopefully a temporary situation.
In the meantime, you can store the file(s) in a secure location (https:) such as Dropbox, and link to it.
Sorry for this temporary inconvenience.
Dear image, please insert yourself…
You should see a “Select File” box at the lower left of the entry box.
Works as described, thanks.
Lugh.
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Alienware Aurora R6; Win10 Home x64 1803; Office 365 x32
i7-7700; GeForce GTX 1060; 16GB DDR4 2400; 1TB SSD, 256GB SSD, 4TB HD
Wavy,
You should see a “insert into content”
Don't take yourself so seriously, no one else does 🙂
All W10 Pro at 22H2,(2 Desktops, 1 Laptop).
When you attach an image, there is a link to the right that says “insert.” Be careful – it inserts at your current cursor location, so set it in the right place.
Edit: Oops, @CADesertRat beat me to it.
Got IT
Right in front of me 😉
Thanks
🍻
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