Now that you have found the photo uploader be sure your camcorder, digital camera, or VCR is connected to the video input jacks on the back of you Webtv Plus. Now click on the camera image. This will bring up the same photo feature pop-up you use in your e-mail. Be sure the switch below the lower left corner of the picture is in the video position. If it isn't just click it then put your cursor box on the "FREEZE" button. Put your camera or VCR in play mode and you will see the picture on the screen within your screen. When you get to the frame you want click the "Freeze" button. To undo it just click it again and try again. When you have captured the frame you want click on the "ADD PICTURE" button at the top. The photo pop-up will drop and your image will be overlayed on the camera image. Now all you have to do is click the "UPLOAD" button and your picture will be transferred directly into your file directory. If your site is at The Globe then you will have to click one more time on "Click here to continue" to return to your file manager.
NOTE: Your new photo will be uploaded with the file name of "picture.jpeg". Be sure you do not have another image in your file with the same name or it will be overwritten.

Your image will be distorted in the width and height when you use these on-site uploaders. When you view the image it will appear to be stretched out to the sides. This can be fixed by taking the image to Image Magick and re-sizing it back to it's original dimensions of roughly 400 width by 300 height. Of coarse you should be familiar with Image Magick Studio and the use of a transloader to do this. Otherwise, you can correct for the distortion by using the width and height attributes in your <img> tag such as <img src="images/picture.jpeg" width=400 height=300>. You can also rename the image once it is in your directory.