Sending a photo Link

[horseshoes]

I know I've already posted this in technology, but I know a lot of you pst photos on here so forgive the duplication. I really need to do it today.

I want to send a link to a Tinypic.com photograph. You know sometimes, when you RECEIVE a link, you can just click on it rather than copying and pasting it into the top line. The link I want to send is only coming out as a copy and paste type; how can I post one that the recipient can just click on please? Thank you.

[RATTER15]

I use photobucket, much easier to use by the sound of it.

[horseshoes]

Hi Ratter, I remember trying to get on Photobucket ages ago and didn't succeed - perhaps I need to try again. In case you haven't guessed I'm not too good with technology!

[RATTER15]

as easy as this? http://i106.photobuck.../threelovelyfaces.jpg

[RATTER15]

Try it again, it really is so easy.

[horseshoes]

What an ABSOLUTELY wonderful photo Ratter:-)))

[horseshoes]

This is the link from photobecket. As you can see it isn't like yours where you can just click on it. The ones I get from Tinypic are exactly the same!

[horseshoes]

sorry here it is

http://i292.photobuck...ds/20120131_02_03.jpg

[horseshoes]

Well I never. I've done it haven't I. Doh!!!

[RATTER15]

See, easy!!! great pic by the way :) well done!!

[RATTER15]

When you post the link, always make sure there is a space before and after the link, if it is adjoining any other text the link will fail.

[horseshoes]

Thanks Ratter.. The picture has a story actually. I acquired a large tin of photos and postcards, and I think I've "found" the little boy. He'll be about 66 now. I'll find out later today, hopefully. If it is him, then I've probably got loads more of his family, all from Ellesmere Port.