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[parthabe]

For that matter, English itself came from Latin n French.

Its script is Anglo-Saxon.

[Halemani]

[Halemani]

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@Mathan wrote:

Dear Halemani,

Try the following as Ravens Fan and JLV suggested in this thread itself....

Attach the image to your message.

Post the message.

Right click on the attachment and select properties.

Copy the link to the image shown to your clip board.  It will point to a location on the NI web servers.

Edit your message by going to the options dropdown to the upper right of the message (you have 10 minutes to do this)

Click the Insert image button with the yellow box icon.

Paste in the link that is in your clipboard.

Submit the message again.

Or really easy method.  Locate your desired icon in the icon thread.  Right-Click on it. select copy

Go to your reply page and Ctrl-V (paste).  You see it right away.. 

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Hope this helps!!!!!

Mathan

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Nop it didn't. Also how do you delete your own post?!

[parthabe]

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Halemani wrote:

Also how do you delete your own post?!

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I think we cant delete our post ; only we can report to the forum moderator, so that they will do the job on behalf of us.

[parthabe]

I think you ll be interested to read this.

[Pnt]

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parthabe wrote:

For that matter, English itself came from Latin n French.

Its script is Anglo-Saxon.

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All alphabets came from Greece.

The first one (Greek) was before 2000 BC !

aerious , EUNOIA .... all Greek words... from then to nowadays  

[Ben]

And if you are just interested in posting emoticons in you post then the code (LV 8.2) posted in reply #94 of this thread will choos an emoticon by clicking tis icon and copy the correct URL into your clipboard. That URL can just be copied into the insert image dilog box.

Ben

[lmtis]

How about an Icelandic palindrome?
"Allar munum ralla."

[JeffOverton]

That's not entirely accurate.  The first written language was cuneiform, developed by the Sumerians c. 3000 BC

[TWGomez]

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JeffOverton wrote:
That's not entirely accurate.  The first written language was cuneiform, developed by the Sumerians c. 3000 BC

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He said alphabet...but that's really not correct either, the semitic workers of the ancient egyptians used the principles of hieroglyphs to make the first alphabets, which the greeks/latins modeled theirs after in creating theirs...

Message Edited by TWGomez on 05-07-2008 07:58 AM