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SiriusHardware · 28th Jul 2020, 2:14 pm

Nor do we, unfortunately. I think you are still subject to 'new user' moderation and as such you may not be able to add attachments to posts, but then I would not have thought it would let you go through the motions of adding attachments.

Adding attachments is a two - step process, first you choose the file(s) then you upload them, I'm wondering if you are missing out the second step. You can see if you really have files attached by clicking 'preview' to review your message after attaching files. If you did successfully attach them you should see them attached in the preview.

For a .zip the maximum allowed zip file size is 4.00MB which would be fine for a few .asm and .hex files, but could get you into trouble if there are also images (ie, circuit drawings) in the .zip archive.

Incidentally you should be out of New User Moderation after just a few more posts.

28th Jul 2020, 2:14 pm	#48
SiriusHardware Dekatron Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, UK. Posts: 11,582	Re: PIC 14 Karen Nor do we, unfortunately. I think you are still subject to 'new user' moderation and as such you may not be able to add attachments to posts, but then I would not have thought it would let you go through the motions of adding attachments. Adding attachments is a two - step process, first you choose the file(s) then you upload them, I'm wondering if you are missing out the second step. You can see if you really have files attached by clicking 'preview' to review your message after attaching files. If you did successfully attach them you should see them attached in the preview. For a .zip the maximum allowed zip file size is 4.00MB which would be fine for a few .asm and .hex files, but could get you into trouble if there are also images (ie, circuit drawings) in the .zip archive. Incidentally you should be out of New User Moderation after just a few more posts.