Forum Feature Spotlight: Drag & Drop Uploading

[Nifty]

With the summer season just around the corner, we are sure that everyone's excited to just lie around and bask under the glorious heat of the sun.

To add more to your excitement (hopefully), we are going to highlight another feature of our new and improved platform.

Ladies and gents, we would like to re-introduce you to the "Drag & Drop Uploading" feature.
What is the Drag & Drop Uploading feature?

The Drag & Drop Uploading feature lets you upload a picture or image in the BAR system by simply dragging and dropping the image from your computer's Documents folder to the BAR message window. It saves you the time and effort to click the "Upload File" and browse/search for the file manually. However, your browser must be able to support this feature in order for you to use this.


So, here is how you can do it:

1.) Choose the image in your file that you want to upload
2.) Drag the image to your browser and drop it in the editor window.

3.) Make sure the filename of the image is less than 100 characters or this error will appear.

4.) After a few seconds, the image that you had just uploaded will now appear as an attached file.

5.) Click "Full Image" to make your image appear in the editor window.

It's that simple guys.

P.S. Here are the instructions on how to use the "Upload a File" feature to insert images:

1. On your computer (for example from your desktop or Windows Explorer) "copy" the image file, then in the editor "paste" the file.
2. If you have an image in your computer's "clipboard" you can just paste or CTRL-V it into a post
3. Or, you can click "Upload a File"

So, is the Drag & Drop Feature working for you? Try it out by replying to this thread with a picture of your printer!

 

[Occlith]

 

[Occlith]

Okay, this image was copy & paste, previous drag & drop. Cool.

 

[Roxbrough]

"With the summer season just around the corner, we are sure that everyone's excited to just lie around and bask under the glorious heat of the sun".

I believe it's been established that doing that is potentially dangerous and has no medical benefits what so ever!
Reading on the other hand, keeps the mind active.
comments anyone?

 

[Conscious Bob]

I believe it's been established that doing that is potentially dangerous and has no medical benefits what so ever!
Reading on the other hand, keeps the mind active.
comments anyone?

Sunlight is potentially dangerous for example the rising rate of skin cancer in my country has a direct correlation with sunbed use and foreign holidays, bear in mind though that sunlight is essential for life, mood and happiness and human skin uses sunlight to generate vitamin D. So enjoy the sun just take precautions relevant to your skintype. No one sensible would suggest not taking precautions, that would be like listening to music all the time at 80 decibels plus expecting not to suffer hearing loss.

 

[sparkchaser]

Hmmm, this feature does not seem to be working for me.

 

[Polly Parrot]

Works from my Mac.

That's the back of the PE220 at work after me and a co-worker took it apart.