I thought this might help people?

1. Go to http://photobucket.com.
2. Log-in.
2a. Upload your photos. Large as you like. Photobucket will create thumbnails automatically if you stick to the following steps.
3. Surf to the page/album you require (click 'View all' if the images that you want to thumbnail span more than one Photobucket page).
4. Click the checkboxes that are beneath each picture that you would like to thumbnail.
5. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click 'Generate HTML and IMG code'
6. The third box down 'IMG clickable thumbnails for message boards - recommended ' is the box that you require, select that box and it should automatically copy them onto your clipboard for you, but if not, CTRL+A (Select All) followed by CTRL+C (Copy).
7. (CTRL+V) Paste into the forum of your choice, job's a good 'un.

I use MS Paint...

Right click on any photo then select 'edit' [MS Windows not on a MAC], select paint, then follow below:

Select menu option 'Image' then 'Stretch/Skew' and resize the 'Stretch' to 10% for both, seems to be just the right size, for .JPG format anyway.

That's just as I am lazy...

Post edited by: klemmelk, at: 2010/03/18 18:44

Your both speaking Greek as far as I'm concerned

Will have to bully the kid or neighbor into teaching my dumb ass

klemmelk wrote:
I use MS Paint...

Right click on any photo then select 'edit' [MS Windows not on a MAC], select paint, then follow below:

Select menu option 'Image' then 'Stretch/Skew' and resize the 'Stretch' to 10% for both, seems to be just the right size, for .JPG format anyway.

That's just as I am lazy...<br><br>Post edited by: klemmelk, at: 2010/03/18 18:44

Well yes, that's resizing...my tut is for posting the images. If you have thumbnails then your original can be any size image but the thumbnail is small enough to not take up much bandwidth.

Good suggestion though