upload pic in text editor

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i m trying lot of editor like tiny_mce,wymeditor but there is no option to upload a picture or video...so will any one plz tell me any editor for uploading a pic...or if i create a small editor with less functionality to upload a pic

Posted 4-Apr-14 22:52pm

Miss Maheshwari

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-04-04T22:59:00

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Text editors generally don't deal with pictures - just text as the name suggests. You might want to consider something a bit more complex: Word and OpenOffice will both cope with mixed text and images, but they are a bit heavy duty. There is always WordPad - that should do it, and it comes with Windows...

Posted 4-Apr-14 22:59pm

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OriginalGriff 5-Apr-14 5:27am

If it existed already, would they need crowdfunding? :laugh:

Miss Maheshwari 11-Apr-14 0:34am

whats the need to laugh....may be its ur sense of humour

OriginalGriff 11-Apr-14 5:46am

It's to indicate that your shouldn't take it too seriously - it's not intended to make you feel like an idiot, but to point out something you may have overlooked.

And it's a lot shorter than writing that! :laugh: