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I am not the admin in this forum. How can I (regular user) upload an attachment. &nbsp;Button and url is on website so I think attachment is enabled but I am not sure because I am regular user.
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I do not have access to admin. So thanks for your input.
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is there a way to send and a way to receive an attachment using vBulletin 4<br />
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because <br />
profile.php?do=editattachm<wbr />ents<br />
is a page of attachments.<br />
I can not see how to send a message with attachment but why is there an attachment page<br />
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How can I either add attachment in my own profile or send attachment to another user<br />
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Why does this section exist if there is no way to create/send attachment
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is there a way to send and a way to receive an attachment using vBulletin 4

because 
profile.php?do=editattachments
is a page of attachments.
I can not see how to send a message with attachment but why is there an attachment page

How can I either add attachment in my own profile or send attachment to another user

Why does this section exist if there is no way to create/send attachment

attachment in vBulletin 4

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