Caption The Cartoon

http://able2know.org/topic/134125-28
"I warned you guys about ordering lasagna, breadsticks and wine for lunch."

What I do is quote a previous post with the image in it and just edit the caption text to something of my own.

You've got a point there.

sully, like butterfly, you can either just click quote off of someone elses post, and put in your own words, or better yet....

hover over cartoon,
right click,
click on "properties"
highlight the entire address, which should be somewhere in the middle of the properties window, then right click on the highlighted part, and choose "copy"

then....

start you own post, right click, and choose "paste"
Finally, highlight that URL address, and click on the little box above your post that says "Img"


For instance, the address that I copied off the properties window for the cartoon with with sheriff and varmits is....

http://www.newyorker.com/images/2010/02/15/p465/100215_contest_p465.jpg

If I highlight it and then click the img button, I get this....




just practice it a few times.

My example(how to copy the cartoon) was useless.
Thanks for the tutorials guys.

Contest Winner


What does she have that I haven't got?

For once, I agree.
That's a good one!

No, your tutorial made sense, if you were already familiar with the concept.



and yeah, that last one is a winner!

When I asked my wife for a little head, this isn't exactly what I meant.

<snort>

Can't you be like everyone else and just buy shoes from Nordstroms?

Bad grrrl!


Did you see the winning caption?



"Would you mind using a coaster?"

despite a concerted effort to fit in

the 7 in chopin pianists competition was a shemozzle

@chai2,

Quote:
When I asked my wife for a little head, this isn't exactly what I meant.

Bad grrrl!


Did you see the winning caption?

"When I said I would have your head, I didn't mean it literally."

so naturally, when i heard a baby, a porcupine, a raccoon and a squirrel walked into the saloon, i assumed it was a joke

hadn't seen this one, great minds and all that happy crap eh?

I'd like to thank you all for showing up for Take Your Child and/or Varmint to Work Day.

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And that concludes Sementelli's Adagio for Strings and Monster Truck.