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shellzer -> uploading (6/30/2010 16:48:52)

how can i upload my files to the fourum because my comic is in the form of a powerpoint and i dont know how to upload these sort of files

Please do not double post
-Kain



Postmaster General -> RE: uploading (6/30/2010 17:00:01)

To upload an image, you will need to use a fileshare site like photobucket or twitpic.

For indepth explanation, see the Detailed Sig Guide



shellzer -> RE: uploading (6/30/2010 17:02:33)

but its not a image its a microsoft powerpoint



Digital X -> RE: uploading (6/30/2010 17:05:08)

No need to worry, it can be converted into a JPG etc file that is acceptable for the contest. This link shows you a screenshot of how to save it as the needed file type.



Postmaster General -> RE: uploading (6/30/2010 17:05:25)

Powerpoints will be difficult, but a fileshare website would be what you need.

The video entries in the contest are most likely swf files, not powerpoints. You may need to reconsider which program you use for this contest.

You can certainly discuss with the other contestants in the AE Comic Contest Discussion thread.



shellzer -> RE: uploading (6/30/2010 17:17:31)

ok i saved it as a jpeg what do i do now



Postmaster General -> RE: uploading (6/30/2010 17:23:05)

As stated in the Sig Guide, go to a website like photobucket or twitpic to upload the file from your harddrive to the internet. Once it is uploaded, simply copy and paste the valid URL and link it using the link button here on the forums.

Remember: Because you are submitting this in the Comic Contest, make sure that once you have written your post, select the 'Preview' option at the bottom of the page. Once the preview shows up, click on the link t make sure that the link works.



shellzer -> RE: uploading (6/30/2010 17:40:01)

i tried on twit pic and it wont upload
is there any way of uploading the jpeg directly to the post



Postmaster General -> RE: uploading (6/30/2010 17:42:05)

@Shellzer:No, jpg is a file type. It is merely a file on your computer. Before you are able to post it online, you must first give it a URL (web address). These file sharing sites give your images these URLs.



shellzer -> RE: uploading (6/30/2010 17:43:46)

it says when i try upload to twitpic please upload a picture



Digital X -> RE: uploading (6/30/2010 17:57:01)

Should be a large green button that says "Upload" click that then locate the Powerpoint file you just converted to a JPG.



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