[TechJunkYard]

1. Upload the image file to a publically accessable web site somewhere.
2. Edit your homepage and put an image tag in to point back to the image on the web site... for example:
   
   <img src="http://my.website.com/mypic.jpg">
   
   Don't forget the double-quotes.

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[Cagey]

THERE SEEMS TO BE A PROBLEM WITH THE PICS ON YOUR PROFILE PAGE.

This could help.

HTML Bootcamp

[petuniasevan]

Certain sites don't let you link the photos that you store there. That's true of Yahoo/Geocities.

Does the ISP you use to connect to the Net offer a home page for you? Mine (Roadrunner) does. I host graphics there and put them on pages on occasion. If not you may have to pay a small fee to store linkable photos - free sites are fewer every day and I can't think of any now.

See how I linked the photos and graphics on my profile page. Also here's a couple images:

[Consort]

I use an FTP program to upload images, etc. to a web site.