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Para alijerar el peso del foro en el servidor y garantizar su correcto funcionamiento, las imágenes posteadas deberán subirse en un servidor externo.


Para hacerlo, podeis seguir los siguientes pasos:



Antes que nada, debemos entrar en una página web de almacenamiento de imagenes como por ejemplo www.imageshack.us.


Una vez aquí, buscamos la imagen que queremos publicar haciendo click en el botón "Browse" [1]. Escojemos nuestra imagen y activamos la opción "Resize image" [2] y escojemos el tamaño 640x480 [3].






Podemos repetir estas operaciones [1,2 y 3] para subir más de una imagen en el mismo proceso. Una vez hemos escojido todas las imagenes que queremos publicar, clickamos en "Start Upload".


Cargará la página mientras sube las imágenes al servidor y nos aparecerá una pantalla con diferentes códigos y links. Debemos copiar únicamente aquél que nos indica "Direct link to image".






Ahora ya tenemos la imagen subida al servidor externo y copiado su dirección url (link directo). Sólo nos falta publicarla en nuestro mensaje del foro.



Para ello, tenemos un icono con una imagen situada en el panel de comandos situado encima del cuadro de texto, tal como muestra la siguiente imagen [1]. Nos aparecerá el código [img*]http://[/img*] (sin los asteriscos) tal como remarcamos en el punto [2] de la imagen, y debemos pegar el link de la imagen justo entre estos dos, tal como se muestra en el punto [3].






Una vez seguidos todos estos pasos, nuestra imagen aparecerá publicada en el cuerpo de nuestro mensaje tal como sucede en este tutorial.



Para cualquier duda podeis postear en este mismo hilo.

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      Opposing voices have also come from others. They think that they use the media--magazines, television and movies--to connect to one another and to the world, so naturally,they're influenced by the images the media present. For example, a boy would be lying if he said he didn't want to be like Brad Pitt. Pitt's flawless style, good looks and moneymaking talent seem to define what's "cool".
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