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keri h.1
22 days agoExplorer | Level 4
Cannot insert image in the description of my question that I published here
This is a question about the DropBox Community....
I tried to drop a screenshot in-line in my last post. I dragged the .png file from my Desktop, over my post text, and initially it appeared like it would be added (got a green "+" with some words about dropping the image in-line). But, sadly, it was "not allowed"! (I would love to send a screenshot of the error I got but ....)
The error reads: "File Not Allowed" and then clarifies "The file <filename here> is not allowed. A large, orange warning icon is to the left.
The screenshot is a standard Apple-produced .png file. I have tried again as a .jpg - and again using a very simple filename (no special characters, no spaces). No luck.
This is on a MBA laptop, running Sequoia and using the latest Safari browser.
Any ideas?
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- Rich
Super User II
keri h.1 wrote:
I tried to drop a screenshot in-line in my last post. I dragged the .png file from my Desktop ...
Click the icon in the options bar to insert an image to your post, or just copy and paste it.
- keri h.1Explorer | Level 4
Hmmm... Interesting. I do not have a camera icon. (Wish I could screenshot and show you what I see!)
In the row of styling elements (Bold, Italic, etc.) and Quote, I have the icon for LINK (to the right of Quote) and then immediately to its right is the Smiley-face. No Camera.
Do I need to do something (this is Mac/Safari) to get the camera icon?
- Rich
Super User II
Have you just tried to copy and paste your image into the reply window? That works as well and that's usually how I do it.
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