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[JasonDeezy]

How do you add a picture to your signature?

[Gone Fishin']

a.) Click on "Profile"
b.) In The left pane, under "Modify Information" click on "Forum Profile Information"
EASY
Click on the radio button left to "Personalized Picture:"
Select the model you are riding
Click on "Change Profile" at very bottom of the page
MODERATE (If you already have an "avatar")
Click on the radio button left to "I have my own pic:"
Enter the URL for the avatar in the data field provided
Click on "Change Profile" at very bottom of the page
CREATIVE (A suitable picture has been created and is stored on the hard drive of your computer)
Click on the radio button left to "I will upload my own picture:"
Using the "Search" button provided, search for the picture you wish to use. It must be on the hard drive of your computer.
Confirm selection in the search window. The picture will be uploaded
Click on "Change Profile" at very bottom of the page

Voilá!

Note: The size of the picture should be around 150 x 70 pixels.
How to change the size of an existing picture? Open the picture using the "Microsoft Office Picture Manager" which is part
of Microsoft Office. Select "Picture" and click on "Resize". Resize to your liking, and store the picture using a DIFFERENT name.

Ride safely,
Louis

[JasonDeezy]

I'm talking about at the very BOTTOM of each post, like where you have your advertisement placed.

[Buffy]

You have to "house" your signature picture on another server (villagephotos.com, etc.) and then go to change your profile and add the url of your picture to your signature and then save your profile changes.

Make sense?

Here is the start of my sig line.....

[Gone Fishin']

I'm talking about at the very BOTTOM of each post, like where you have your advertisement placed.

In the same way as you are adding pictures to posts. You can use any Internet gallery to host your picture or even use this sites gallery.

Ride safely,
Louis