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Dear PianoTech. You were a tremendous help to me in th epast when I created the Bio page on my dad "Harris Levey" creator of Air Wave and Tarantula for DC Comics. It has been more than ayear since II created thiss page and I have forgotten almost every rule and method of makin gvery simple edits. I would like to upload a Jpeg of my dad's artwork from my computer onto his Wiki page. Cna yo please tell me the proper steps for doing this? There is currently an image of a page already that another wiki member posted. In the background (edit section) the image reads as: [[:Image:HarrisAirwave.jpg|thumb|right|''[[Detective Comics]]<!--Non free file removed by DASHBot-->'' #66 (Aug. 1942). [[Air Wave]] art by Levey as Lee Harris.]] |
Dear PianoTech. You were a tremendous help to me in th epast when I created the Bio page on my dad "Harris Levey" creator of Air Wave and Tarantula for DC Comics. It has been more than ayear since II created thiss page and I have forgotten almost every rule and method of makin gvery simple edits. I would like to upload a Jpeg of my dad's artwork from my computer onto his Wiki page. Cna yo please tell me the proper steps for doing this? There is currently an image of a page already that another wiki member posted. In the background (edit section) the image reads as: [[:Image:HarrisAirwave.jpg|thumb|right|''[[Detective Comics]]<!--Non free file removed by DASHBot-->'' #66 (Aug. 1942). [[Air Wave]] art by Levey as Lee Harris.]] |
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Should I just follow the same format but insert the proper path for the photo as it reads in my hard drive? Also, I don't even recall how to sign off ... I think I need to simply type four tildas? like this [[Special:Contributions/70.53.209.97|70.53.209.97]] ([[User talk:70.53.209.97|talk]]) 22:49, 5 August 2011 (UTC) is that right? Please advise. Many thanks. Jonathan [[Special:Contributions/70.53.209.97|70.53.209.97]] ([[User talk:70.53.209.97|talk]]) 22:49, 5 August 2011 (UTC |
Should I just follow the same format but insert the proper path for the photo as it reads in my hard drive? Also, I don't even recall how to sign off ... I think I need to simply type four tildas? like this [[Special:Contributions/70.53.209.97|70.53.209.97]] ([[User talk:70.53.209.97|talk]]) 22:49, 5 August 2011 (UTC) is that right? Please advise. Many thanks. Jonathan [[Special:Contributions/70.53.209.97|70.53.209.97]] ([[User talk:70.53.209.97|talk]]) 22:49, 5 August 2011 (UTC |
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*Hello there! Hard to believe it's been a year since you wrote that article. Glad to see it's still up! As for adding pictures, what I do is upload them to the [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikimedia Commons] and then link to them from there. When you go to that site, you'll see a link on the left for uploading a file. Once you do that (you may need to register first), then you can insert the image in a Wikipedia article. Hope that helps! [[User:Pianotech|Pianotech]] <sup>[[User talk:Pianotech|Talk to me!]]</sup>/<sub>[[Special:Contributions/pianotech|Contribs]]</sub> 21:42, 8 August 2011 (UTC) |
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Dear PianoTech. You were a tremendous help to me in th epast when I created the Bio page on my dad "Harris Levey" creator of Air Wave and Tarantula for DC Comics. It has been more than ayear since II created thiss page and I have forgotten almost every rule and method of makin gvery simple edits. I would like to upload a Jpeg of my dad's artwork from my computer onto his Wiki page. Cna yo please tell me the proper steps for doing this? There is currently an image of a page already that another wiki member posted. In the background (edit section) the image reads as: [[:Image:HarrisAirwave.jpg|thumb|right|Detective Comics #66 (Aug. 1942). Air Wave art by Levey as Lee Harris.]]
Should I just follow the same format but insert the proper path for the photo as it reads in my hard drive? Also, I don't even recall how to sign off ... I think I need to simply type four tildas? like this 70.53.209.97 (talk) 22:49, 5 August 2011 (UTC) is that right? Please advise. Many thanks. Jonathan 70.53.209.97 (talk) 22:49, 5 August 2011 (UTC
- Hello there! Hard to believe it's been a year since you wrote that article. Glad to see it's still up! As for adding pictures, what I do is upload them to the Wikimedia Commons and then link to them from there. When you go to that site, you'll see a link on the left for uploading a file. Once you do that (you may need to register first), then you can insert the image in a Wikipedia article. Hope that helps! Pianotech Talk to me!/Contribs 21:42, 8 August 2011 (UTC)