bsombody Go up to middle of page read my post

@Che (or anybody else), I do not get an option for "copy image location." I get a "copy" and a few others, but not that one. Hmm, I'll 'sperment sum.

@bsombody put your mouse over the image then right click, oh are you using an Apple?
find the equvilent

'copy image location'

@popzzz mare you using an Apple? If so please explain here how to capture an image for bsomebody. He does not know how to post an image here in the Forum.

@bsombody So you figured it out

'what does this do?' or this? I am not getting this. That was something; now a shotgun:
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italics
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Just one boob - and smaller

half boob question of the day (\/)
http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/346512

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1. Create the LINK using the URL BUTTON. (type it out by hand as you please)
This will give you the following.
I am using curly braces instead of the square brackets for obvious reasons.

{url=http://yahoo.com}This is the stuff people see to click on {/url}

2. Now, delete all of the text that says; "this is the stuff people see"

3. Now, place your cursor in that empty space, and click the IMG Button
and enter the URL of the picture.

You could leave the clickable text that people see and paste the IMG
link either before or after the text that people see

Here is the final outcome.
I've place the critical components on separate lines for easier viewing.
You can put all of that all on one line.

{url=http://yahoo.com}
{img} http://yahoo.com/pic {/img} Click Me <- optional text
{/url}

Now, the picture is clickable

testing this out, karl instruction,
unfinished

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ah, i'm not really back. just taking a glimpse is all.