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easiest wasy to do it is to use a site like photobucket to upload the image.

 

fyi, per the forum rules sticky the max size for sig pictures is supposed to be 500x200 (or 700x200... cant remember). although its not strictly enforced you should try to target that general size.

 

huge sig pics are just plain annoying.... just remember, no one likes your truck as much as you do; so theres no reason to have a massive picture there.... its just more crap that we need to scroll through :cheers:

Posted

In all seriousness...Do what this guy said.

 

how do i put a pic in my signature???

 

 

Click my controls at top, then go to personal profile area on left of page and click edit signature.

 

 

Then look at the line I added, and yours should look similar. :cheers:

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ok got that figured out. im trying to put this pic now under my name at the top left. im pretty sure its my avatar pic. i set it as my avatar and its my sig pic......

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lol...Just messing with you man. :dunno:

 

Glad you got it figured out :cheers:

 

 

Yeah, you've been messing with people a lot lately. When I joined, I thought you were just a party pooper, but now I see you're alright.

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