Picture Boards
Posted in Posters on 10/11/2010 07:39 pm by admin
How do I get a picture instead of a guy’s shadow next to my name on the boards?
I notice most people have a little cartoon person’s picture next to their name. How do I get one?
CARTOON AVATAR:
1. Go to your profile.
2. Click on the button near the top that says EDIT INFO.
3. You should see three boxes. All the way to the right, there should be a box that says “Use my Yahoo! Avatar”, and then right beneath a button that says “Edit My Yahoo! Avatar”.
4. Click it.
5. It will take you to the link.
OR…
Just type in avatars.yahoo.com in the search bar at the top of your webpage. Make sure you’re logged on. =)
PICTURE AVATAR:
You have to activate your 360 profile. To do that, go to your Yahoo! Answers profile, and then click on the button that says “My 360 profile” in blue letters. It is to the right of your ID. Once you set up the profile, you can click on the button that reads “Edit Personal Photos”. That takes you to a page, where you can upload an image you wish to use as your primary photo. After you have added the image, you can set it as your primary. Then, go to your Yahoo! Answers profile, and then click the button that reads “Edit My Info”. You will see three boxes down near the bottom toolbar on the page, and the middle one reads “Use my Yahoo! 360 Picture”. Check the circle next to it, and then scroll down and save your profile. It will take a short period of time for the picture to process, so be patient. Hope this helped! Good luck!
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