i have 2 questions but i can't copy the figure for you to understand the problem. is there a way to scan it attach it and sent it to someone so I can understand? thanks.
You can post it at an image server site and refer to the address here, together with your question.
thank you for responding but i'm sorry i don't understand what you're saying
It is true that it is complicated and does not always work (see last step).
You will need to create the graphics image (diagram) using a software, such as paint(which comes with all Microsoft operating systems). Alternatively, you can draw the diagram on paper and take a picture using a digital camera. Make sure that the photo or the image is legible. MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT PUT PERSONAL INFORMATION ON THE IMAGE.
It will then be necessary to send the photo or the image to a photo server on the Internet. If you don't have a personal website or a blog, you can send the image to be stored on a public image server. Most of these sites do not charge money and you can find them by Googling "image hosting".
You will then post a question at this site indicating the address of your image or blog. This part may not always work because in principle, our site here will sometimes delete website addresses from posts.
Finally, it may be actually simpler to describe the problem in detail without graphics. Give it a try.
Yes, you can easily scan the figure and send it to someone using a scanner or a smartphone. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it:
1. Use a Scanner:
- Place the figure on the scanner bed or in the document feeder, depending on the scanner type.
- Open the scanning software on your computer.
- Select the appropriate settings like resolution, file format, and destination folder.
- Click on the "Scan" button to start the process.
- Once the scan is complete, save the scanned image in a preferred location.
2. Use a Smartphone:
- Install a document scanning app on your smartphone. Popular options include Adobe Scan, CamScanner, or Microsoft Office Lens.
- Open the scanning app and grant necessary permissions.
- Align the figure within the frame displayed on your screen and tap on the capture button.
- Adjust the edges if needed, and tap on the "Done" or "Save" button.
- Review the scanned image, make adjustments if required, and save it.
After you have scanned the figure, you can attach it to an email or transfer it through any file-sharing platform like Dropbox, Google Drive, or WeTransfer. This way, you can share the scanned image with the person you want to understand the problem better.