Describe the Current State of NU Football in a GIF

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Michiganball said:
To post a GIF or how to entertain your fellow man the easy way.

1. Go to google

2.Type in what you believe covers the conversation followed by the word "gif"   example....monkey falls of goalpost gif

3.press the images tab

4. Once you found an image you can be proud of(a moving gif picture, sometimes you need to wait for motion after you clicked it as the picture loads.), right click the image and and choose "view image"(use "copy image location" if available, if it is go to step 7).

5.You should now be seeing the image by itself on an empty page, you are doing extremely well.

6.Move the mouse over the browser address bar make sure the address is highlighted, right click the mouse and choose "copy"

7.Head back to any appropriate HB thread.

8. After pressing reply in the thread, press the "insert other media button" in the lower right corner. Choose "Insert image from url"

9.Right click on the empty space and choose paste. You should now see the address from step 6

10.Press "insert into post"

11. Well done.

Result approximation of step 2.

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Good breakdown of the process, although I use a much simpler version.

 At step 4 I simply right-click, "copy image".

Then on HB I reply, right-click the open space, "paste image"

done.

 
Kiyoat Husker said:
Good breakdown of the process, although I use a much simpler version.

 At step 4 I simply right-click, "copy image".

Then on HB I reply, right-click the open space, "paste image"

done.
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Thanks Kiyoat! I updated that little guide, not sure if it works on all the forums due to code(likely does on most newer ones). Now if there was a quick way to do video without the side text.....or is there?

 
Michiganball said:
Thanks Kiyoat! I updated that little guide, not sure if it works on all the forums due to code(likely does on most newer ones). Now if there was a quick way to do video without the side text.....or is there?
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If the Vid is on YouTube you can just copy-paste the URL address.  Other than that, I think there is more to it.  (no expert, by any means - I have just figured it out through trial-and-error)

 
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