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Funny Patch

Terrimcc Jul 03, 2006 06:57 AM

Just posted a message about a mark near my Collared's mouth but wasn't sure how to take the picture out that I have posted before so this picture does not show the mark.
Would really appreciate the help if anyone knows what it could be. If a picture would help then I can get one posted.
Also if anyone can help with the whole posting of picture thing then that would help also!

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lizard_lover Jul 03, 2006 11:37 PM

Eve is really good at tutoring people on picture posting. I'm sure as soon as she sees your post she'll help you out. I'm no expert, but briefly, what you need to do is save a copy of the picture (a reduced size works best) on your hard drive where you can easily find it. Click on "Photo Gallery" near the top of the main page and select "upload photos," and then log in. It will give you the option to browse for the photo you want to upload and give it a title, description, etc. Find the photo on your hard drive, upload it, and save it in the folder of your choosing. Then when you create a new post you can select your image in the box at the bottom of the new post screen. You will be able to choose from all of the ones that you have saved in your folders. Preview the message first before posting to be sure that the picture shows up.

I hope that helps. By the way, I think your collared is a really cute girl

élan
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jeune18 Jul 04, 2006 09:33 AM

a picture would help but when in doubt always go to the vet. perhaps he has been rubbing his face or maybe he is getting mouth rot?
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