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Don't think such a facility exists.

Nearest you can get is to upload the file "somewhere" (a public file sharing site or whatever), and put a link to it in your post. Have a look at this thread, which may give you some ideas of places you can upload to.

If your File is a photo, you can attach it by clicking on the little green camera icon to the left of the bullet list buttons when you type in the 'Your message:' area.

otherwise, JohnDG is correct.

milo

You could use a screen capture program to make a jpeg image of the document, then insert it with the camera icon.

This would work OK for the Gettysburg Address, not so well for War and Peace.

In the past, I've added several New Scientist articles to CR4 by just copying and pasting. This seems to work really well. However, CR4 seems to know the wisdom of not allowing .exe files or sound files or video files.

Hi Milo,

You mentiona little green camera icon on a bullet list. I receive the forum as the dr4 Digest. Where do I find the bullet list you refer to? Am I on a different page?

Agua_doc

It's there on the editor. Just look at the top of the editor screen.

its .......right .....here^!

milo

i thought i said adjacent to the bullet list button as shown above. Sorry.

Vermin used a better choice of words, so his explanationis clearer.

milo

So give me a good answer vote!!! These things don't grow on trees, ya know!!!

Tell me about it.

I'm feeling like a bridesmaid, I have so many "alomst good answers" i was thinking of bundling them into packages and selling them to the investment bankers, than I thought, somebodies already done that...

Your a nice bounicng ball of fluff.

Milo

You can copy and paste. (use the M$ Gates way)

as you can see this is from a thread above.

I use this item, and 3 others that are similar, on a daily basis. I apologize for the quality of the pictures, I took them at close range with a camera phone.

The object is cylindrical in shape, with a slot along one side, and the ends partially closed off. The material is a plastic that is slightly flexible. It is used in conjunction with common items. The color is a clue, and is the last clue I will give.

and from the site heading.

Tell a Friend About CR4 Engineering Toolbar Search GlobalSpec

... but be aware that copy & paste doesn't always work. I don't know which systems/browsers it fails on, but sometimes the result many of us see is that shown left (which I screen-grabbed from another thread, saved as a jpg, & inserted with ).

I believe some systems render an "unviewable image" as a blue pane.

You don't. CR 4 is wise enough to know that if anyone could attach any file, sooner or later some butt-head would place a virus on the web site.

You can place certain types of graphics files here, but other than that forget it!