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Google in their infinite wisdom have made the feature an option through the Gmail Labs. This support page details the procedure to enable it:
Click the gear icon in the upper right, then select Settings.
Select the Labs tab.
Select the 'Enable' button next to 'Inserting images'.
Click Save.
When you're composing a message, you'll see an icon ...
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snag.gy
Snaggy does exactly that, is very easy to use and has a simple editor to crop and annotate the image. On modern browsers, it can paste the image directly from clipboard using HTML5, no plugins are required. On older browsers, a Java plugin is still needed. (FAQ)
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Card comments use embed.ly to display content inline, so a link to a Twitter status or YouTube video will embed the status or video. Here is a full list of providers: http://embed.ly/providers. Trello only display services that offer SSL, though. And it won't work for any image URL, just those in the list of providers. If you upload images as attachments, it ...
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You can do it and it will not violate the terms and conditions at all.
Just make sure that the "Share Options" of the image is "Anyone who has a link" and "Does not require sign-in".
It will be a violation only if you do not have copyright of the particular image(s) in question.
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Unfortunately you cannot hide an image attached to a Card.
You can remove (delete) an image from a card and you can opt to not use an image as a cover (visible without opening the card), the image remains attached to the card.
To deselect a cover, open the card, and click the "Remove Cover" link next to the image that is currently the cover (it has a blue ...
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From the New and Improved TOS, everything you upload "belongs" to them:
With regard to any file or content you upload to the public portions of our site, you grant Imgur a non-exclusive, royalty- free, perpetual, irrevocable worldwide license (with sublicense and assignment rights) to use, to display online and in any present or future media, to create ...
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To update things for the new (as of April 2013) Gmail interface:
You have a few options:
Drag the image from Finder/Explorer and drop it directly into your message.
Mouse over the + sign at the bottom of the message, which brings up an "Insert" menu with a few options for photo sources. Select the camera icon, then browse to find the file on your ...
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You can't.
When you select an image for your buddy icon, Flickr will create a copy of it and allow you to play around with that.
Not all buddy or profile icons have a corresponding photo page under the account as it may not even be from that Flickr user's album.
But, you can at least find out who owns the profile when you hit them up.
Their profile ...
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Google Docs Presentation only has a very limited set of image options ranging only to resizing, rotating, and moving. Any additional image manipulation must be done with other software. Many options are available in this area, from free to big dollars, such as Paint.NET and GIMP up to major programs such as Photoshop. Each of these editors have their own ...
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To finish of the thread: According to Al Everett:
In this answer you can find a way to select all photos in Instant Upload. Instead of Deleting them you can add them to an album and afterwards download the entire album.
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Sadly no. The file you pointed to is showing a 403 and unless you can contact the owner of the site to make it available again, you can never retrieve the image.
However, if you do encounter such events again, you can try doing the following:
Go to the Wayback Machine and enter the exact URL you would like to retrieve. This is a good idea to do if the ...
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When clicking the link to the image you mentioned (http://imgs.mi9.com/uploads/3d/16/3d-human-figure_1920x1200_233.jpg) , the browser is actually redirected to an HTML page containing the image (http://mi9.com/wallpaper/3d-human-figure_233/).
When copying and pasting the image URL into a new browser window, only the image is displayed (no redirection).
The ...
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Your workflow is quite troublesome. Sadly, there isn't yet a functionality to copy and paste graphics directly into the editor. However, there is a way to simplify how you use a new image on MediaWiki:
Take snapshot, give it a file name and save to disk.
Visit Special:UploadWizard on the wiki and upload all the files, giving it the proper names ...
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It is always best to put your images on image sharing websites. It seems like most people use Imgur to share their pictures, so you can use it and link to it from the HTML code in your documentation webpages (using <img src="">)
It is quite debatable regarding what services keep your files online for the longest period of time, but generally it is how ...
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It depends on the Mail client of your receiver. If it does not support Rich Text and HTML, in the sense, does not offer a complete/true email experience, then images are shown as attachments.
Most smartphones sometimes do show images as attachments.
AFAIK, you don't have anything to do with this (or can do anything about it).
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pasteboard.co
Pasteboard can paste images from the clipboard, via drag-and-drop, or capture from the webcam. The image can be cropped before uploading. It uses recent APIs from modern browsers, no plugins are required. The source-code is available on GitHub.
The service returns a URL to the page containing the image. Image hotlinking is disabled, though. ...
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They're gone. Or at least hidden from the current view. They've changed it to only show you a single image at a time.
This is not a bug so much as a current experiment. Twitter has never had galleries, but it was easy to interpret the grid view as being gallery-like. You may see a return to the grid-based views or other improvements in the future.
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Images in deleted posts, either uploaded as part of a photo post or inline, are not deleted if the post is. It is most definitely not a bug because otherwise when a post is deleted, there would be tons of problems with reblogs. Only access to the post is restricted (how would people find the images anyway? Have you look at their urls?).
However, there is ...
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As far as I can tell, the FAQ you cite is out of date with the current features of 9gag. I'm guessing those features (admire, subscribe) aren't considered to be adding value, and so they removed them, but didn't update the FAQ. The features I see are "What's Hot", "Trending" and "Vote"; none of those are in the FAQ...
Speculation:
The genre of sites ...
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If you are using the new Gmail compose interface, there is an arrow button at the right bottom corner. Click it to select to switch to the old fashion.
Edit your HTML in a text editor and preview it by any browser like Chrome/Firefox.
In browser, Ctrl+A to select all, then switch to your Gmail. Paste it to your email body.
The images should be shown as ...
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