WHAT'S UP? DOWNLOAD ONLINE MANUAL Installation PIP explained > Profiles Posting images Upload history CONTACT US ADVERTISING MAKING YOUR SITE PIP-READY PIP-READY SITES Pennock's Fiero Forum		P.I.P. explained P.I.P. enables you to post images to any location with just a few mouse clicks. It saves you the hassle of starting FTP-programs, logging in, locating your image, uploading, logging off and getting the right URL posted on a message board. P.I.P. keeps all necessary information it needs to automate this task in Profiles. Profiles will be explained in length in the next chapter. STARTING P.I.P. FOR THE FIRST TIME When you start P.I.P. for the first time, you will notice a lot of empty fields and buttons. This is because P.I.P. needs a profile before it can do anything. For now, let's get familiar with the P.I.P. window first: At the top, you'll notice a large empty button that doesn't seem to do anything when you click on it. But once you have a profile loaded, this button will start up your internet browser and take you directly to the proper website. This can be a discussion forum, your personal homepage or any other place on the web where you want to post images. Directly below, you'll see two (empty) fields. The first field contains the web-address from where you can download the images you have uploaded. This can be a special upload directory for a discussion forum our your personal website. The second field contains the location on your harddisk of the image to be posted. As long as you haven't chosen an image, this field will remain empty. To the right of these two fields you'll see the Browse button. Click this to choose the image on your harddisk that you want to post. Next is the preview window. This will show you a preview of the image you are about to post (although sized down). To the right of the preview window you'll find two buttons. Clicking the "Post It!" button will upload the image to the desired web address. No other action needs to be taken, that's it! The "History" button will give you an overview of the images you have posted to this web address in the past. This option will be explained in the "Upload History" chapter. Below this you'll find a drop down list of all previously configured profiles. To change profile, click the arrow and choose the appropriate profile. The "New" button let's you download an automatic profile (explained later) or create a new one.