take a photo

How to Take a Screenshot and Post it in most forums
How to Take a Screenshot in Microsoft Windows, CLICK HERE.

This next one is for, Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPod, KDE, GNOME, and Websites.
How to Take a Screenshot, CLICK HERE.

Once you have name your Photo in your files, then you need a photo link to use in forum, their are a few places to use, but lets use "PhotoBucket"

This will take you to PhotoBucket, if need to open FREE account.

Just remember if you can't find the snapshot you taken, when at PhotoBucket
just click> "Choose File" then a window will appear
just click> "My Recent Documents"
and the last picture you took will be the bottom one.
This is the page you want to see, I highlighted in Pink two area's, click My Albums to get to this page, then click> "Choose File", find file then open it, and let it do it's thing, once done you can the crop your picture if desired, and the link you need for most forums will be the bottom one for the picture (IGM CODE).



when done it the bottom link you use to post in forums.


Here's a Photo Bucket Tutorial:


Uploading Images & Videos


Overview: The following tutorial explains how to upload both images and videos at the same time using the Images & Video Uploader.
Requirements: You must be a Photobucket account holder. You must have Adobe Flash version 6.0.25 or higher installed. To check your version of Flash please go here. To install or upgrade to the most current version of Flash please go here.Steps to Take:

1. Open the Photobucket site at https://www.photobucket.com
   Enter your username and password at the top of the page, then click the log in button to log into your Photobucket account.
   
2. Select albums & upload from the menu at the top of your album.
   
   
3. Navigate to the album you would like to upload your images and videos into. Check the "my computer" box from the right side of the uploader.
   
4. You can select a default upload size from the "more options" link. This will allow all subsequent uploads to adhere to the selected size. However, choosing an option from the drop-down menu will allow for one-off sizing control.
   Note: For additional controls such as the ability to scramble filenames, click on the "more options" link.
   
   
5. Click on the "Choose files" button when you are ready to select your content. You can upload both images and videos at the same time using this method!
   
   
6. You can choose both images and videos together here. Also, holding down shift or ctrl on the PC will allow you to select multiple files at once. On a Mac, simply hold down shift or the Apple/Command key to select multiple files.
   Note: Currently, you can only upload 50 files at a time using this method. This includes both images and videos.
   
7. Double click on the images or videos you would like to upload, or select the "Open" button with the files highlighted.
   Note: Supported image file types are jpg, jpeg, gif, png, bmp (bmp will convert to jpg on upload) and swf files (can only be uploaded with a Pro account).
   Note: Supported video file types are 3g2, 3gp, 3gp2, 3gpp, 3p, asf, avi, divx, dv, dvx, flv, moov, mov, mp4, mpeg4, mpg4, mpe, mpeg, mpg, qt, wmv, xvid
   
   
8. Your files will begin to upload as soon as you double click them or select the "Open" button with the content highlighted. You will see a progress meter above your files that denotes the overall status of your upload. Images will always upload first, and videos will always upload last. Please be patient when videos are being uploaded as they tend to take longer depending on size, length, and internet connection speed.
   Note: Simply click on the "Cancel" button to cancel your upload.
   
   
9. When the files have successfully been uploaded, a message will appear at the top of your page that says, "X of X images and videos have uploaded!" This message may be different depending on the types of files you have selected.
   
   
10. Your images and videos are now available in your Photobucket account for sharing and linking around the web!