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<font size=6><font color=purple><i><b> Good grief Charlie Brown! </font id=size6></font id=purple></i></b>
Can any Shutterfly users tell me how to distinguish where the "link to" url stops and the "image" url begins? All I get from Shutterfly customer service is canned and unapplicable responses.
I assume the reason you're asking in the first place is because you want to know what URL address to insert between the image brackets when you want to post a photo on the Forum ... right?
If so, here is the easiest way I've found to do it. First, find the image you want to post. RIGHT-click your mouse and a menu will pop up. Select "properties" at the bottom of the menu, and another page appears. About half way down that page is the URL address for your photo (it begins with http://). Simply highlight it, copy it, then paste it between the image brackets in your Forum message.
For example, if you wanted to post the photo you linked to in your message above, you would paste the following URL between the image brackets:
Thanks Buzz, The little voice in the back of my mind kept saying "you're making this more complicated than it really is." I even examined the URL under properties and wondered why that URL was different than the one shown on the Shutterfly site! I had URLs in brackets, I had quotation marks <img src=icon_smile_sleepy.gif border=0 align=middle> . . .
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