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Being as there was 838 views but only two responses I figured I had to resort to going back to my Seabee days and resurrect the old Can Do Attitude to Gettur Dunn. Problem was when I hit "attach files" at the bottom of the post block and inserted a photo it showed up 90* to the left. OK, I copied the original pic on my computer and rotated it to the right. Tried it again and it inserted as leaning 180* to the right.
Now I broke out my book of colorful metaphors and was convinced AI or aliens had something to do with this. However, I'm an old Seabee and you just don't tell a Bee he CAN'T do something. After many tries and 42K metaphors later I think I have solved my problem. Instead of hitting the attach file button at the bottom I hit the picture icon between the chain link and emoticon at the top of the post block and it takes me to my photos. After selecting one shot, double click on it and it shows up full screen. Backspace that and at the bottom is the small thumbnail that says insert. Click on that and Batta Boom Batta Bing I can now again post picks. I might be the only Mohican that has had this happen to, but JIC one of you have the same issue, maybe this will keep you in the good graces with the local clergy person.

Now I broke out my book of colorful metaphors and was convinced AI or aliens had something to do with this. However, I'm an old Seabee and you just don't tell a Bee he CAN'T do something. After many tries and 42K metaphors later I think I have solved my problem. Instead of hitting the attach file button at the bottom I hit the picture icon between the chain link and emoticon at the top of the post block and it takes me to my photos. After selecting one shot, double click on it and it shows up full screen. Backspace that and at the bottom is the small thumbnail that says insert. Click on that and Batta Boom Batta Bing I can now again post picks. I might be the only Mohican that has had this happen to, but JIC one of you have the same issue, maybe this will keep you in the good graces with the local clergy person.