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- Can I use html tags anywhere in my posts?
- Why are there colons in the message section when I try post a followup?
- Why didn't my post show up?
- How do I post pictures on the Interchange?
- Where can I get the scripts for this program?
Can I put html tags anywhere in my posts?
No. You cannot use HTML tags in any field except body of the message.
Why are there colons in the message when I try to post a followup?
Colons appear in the message dialog box when you try to followup up on a message to indicate that those lines are quoting the previous document.
Your post most likely did not show up, because your browser did not reload the page, it simply pulled it out of cache. Please reload your browser and it should then appear.
How do I post pictures on the Interchange?
You post images by filling in the "image URL" field. Make sure the image is in a browser friendly format (most often JPG or GIF) You must have the image on a server that is accessible to the world wide web. Most internet service providers (ISP) give you some amount of storage space with your account. You should upload your image to your ISP's server via file transfer protocol (FTP). Your image URL will probably look something like this "http://www.yourisp.com/yourusername/image.jpg". Please do not post URL's to images that are not yours or on a server on which you are not a user. Please also be aware of copyright infringement and get permission to use the image and give proper credit.
Where can I get the scripts for this program?
The scripts are written in Perl and created by Matt Wright. They are free to anyone who wishes to use them and you can get them as well as other scripts at: http://worldwidemart.com/scripts/. Enjoy!