[PaulEscobar]

Originally Posted by Dismounted

It CAN be done, but it would/would not be legal depending on where you live/location of the server.

Perhaps I should clarify.
I have no interest in, or need for, violating copyrights.

The forum I'd like to setup would not be public.
It's for team members, who already have access to certain documents & materials.
Alot of times, they are articles and research we have done ourselves.

We already share these on other mediums, such as emails and OneNote.
But the current way we communicate information is inefficient.

Instead, I'd like us to communicate on a forum.
This would arrange our ideas better, and allow us access to many more communication features.

My problem is that the forum would require migration.
The data from emails and OneNote would have to be transferred to the forum.
Without an automatic upload feature, this would be time-consuming and unfeasible.

Originally Posted by falguni1

the same feature was requested at smf and they said it will not be done.

It is not correct as many of the images are copyrighted.

As far as I know, it's the responsibility of the website owner to ensure compliance with copyrights. Vbulletin and other forum systems are not responsible for content.

Look at my case.
I have tons of my own research in my email account, and in my Microsoft-OneNote book.
So do my teammates.

They are properly formatted, and arranged in a certain way.
Using Vbulletin's current "Rich Text" feature...our images would be useless. Since you can't get images hotlinked from someones personal computer or email account.

But if we got to paste/upload...the images would appear as desired.