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Works fine but when I click on it to make it bigger I get more than just the photo, get a few adverts as well. Not sure why.

Same here. Your image WTD post #46 only enlarges once and Steve's post #44 gets really big with one click and then when clicked again reverts to the original size. Must be some sort of formatting code (he says as if he knows what he is talking about). Adverts aside I find it is a much easier system to use, and if there is no impact on forum resources that has to be a bonus. R-

My number 46 gets bigger with one click then again with a double click but it is a strange photo I took on my phone.

Johns photo #47 goes to a post your image page if you click on it.

I only get the adverts on Footplates picture.

The one I just did was just from win10 pictures documents. When I click on it I just get reasonable size enlargement to fit post. I did not manage to get registered with Flicker so I did not bother with that. If it works like this one did,,, all well and good No Ads or anything..............John

I still can't get into Flickr - but this new system works perfectly - and quicker. You can add more than one picture by posting and then going back in and clicking "edit" - this brings the "add image to post" link back into play.

Brian, thanks. Sorry for invisible train.

Walkingthedog wrote: ↑Tue Jan 01, 2019 3:03 pm I only get the adverts on Footplates picture.

Should have gone to Specsavers................

I am testing the imaging method a second time as I wondered why similar piccies seemed so different in pixel sizes. Maybe there is something else at work.
Thank you Brian for this facility.

About the laptop, if it's like my laptop that came with W10, l had adverts galore. Even after I'd added adwareblockplus. I am now on the old desktop W7 that went bang and I had it repaired. No ads at all .
Having just found those images one was 55Kb and the other over 63Kb. The images I usually put up on other sites are in the order of 16-25Kb
Jim.

Try that and see if that gets rid of the adverts.................John