French Farmer, with Maritz you can upload more than one picture. I'll try to explain but if you don't understand what I write up, you can call Maritz and one of the schedulers there will walk you through it.
First, you can upload two in each slot on the final screen page that allows you to upload all pics at once. Here's how. Run through your first batch but be sure you leave one slot empty. I always leave the receipt slot(s) empty or the vest slot empty, depending on what brand I'm doing. Hit submit and the page will come up again and tell you that you are missing a picture or some pictures. This is your opportunity to go down through the slots and enter what you left out, plus you can enter one more picture in each of the slots that you entered a picture in on the first run through.
Second, you can upload as many as six (maybe more, I'm not sure) at each of the camera icons inside the report. This will take longer but I had two cesspool stations this week that caused me to enter pictures at the camera icons inside the report as I wanted to make it crystal clear how disgusting the locations were. When I completed the data entry in the report and hit submit, I got the final picture loading screen and it came up with all the photos I entered inside the report already showing. I could then go through the final screen and enter whatever in each slot, including making an addition to the ones already showing.
I don't think there's a limit to how many pictures you can enter if you want to go through the process. I seldom enter more than two of anything but once in a while it takes more pictures to demonstrate the deteriorated condition of a location.
About the book, I'm in the final rewrite of a nonfiction work covering events that happened beginning in the 1890's, how those events affected my life, and some brief final chapters on what I do now and how I make it work for me. I'm not using any of my quoted posts in that book.
I have started preliminaries on another book about my experiences mystery shopping/auditing and that is the book which will use some quotes of my posts. This will not be a "how to" book in the sense of an instructional manual but instead will be about the experience of this work and its value to those who need something flexible.
Mary Davis Nowell. Based close to Fort Worth. Shopping Interstate 20 east and west, Interstate 35 north and south.