[LandofLincoln]

Thanks, in advance

[cmsgop]

What is it?

[U S Army EOD]

Send me an info copy.

[PokeyJoe]

remove the *, replace image.source.url with the picture url. done.

<*img src="http://image.source.url">

[ConservativeMan55]

Ping! Thought you might be interested that somebody added an F to your name, LOL!

[xrp]

http://www.yourdomain.com/image.jpg

Just list the URL.

[jigsaw]

Just use a thumb tack on your screen. We'll see it.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

You cannot post a picture that's on your hard drive.  It must be on a website.  For help, click below:

HTML Sandbox
 

[BraveMan]

Do you have the picture on a web server or is it only on your 'puter?

[Rebelbase]

Right click on the photo to reveal the URL at "properties".

[Rebelbase]

Right click on the photo to reveal the URL at "properties".

[VRWCmember]

The picture must be on a server with URL reference for you to post it.

The html code is as follows: <_img src="URLfilename"_> (remove the underscores)

Thus, if you enter <img src="http://graphics.fansonly.com/schools/tcu/graphics/tcu-tickets-splash-3.jpg"> you get

[4mycountry]

< img src= URL >

Take out the spaces between < and img and URl and > and you're done. :)

[gipper81]

Maybe Abe knows. Didn't he invent html as a necessary precursor to algore's invention of the internet?

[4mycountry]

And BTW:

[mrsmith]

I wonder if this picture still works?

[BobS]

If you have a picture and you are here (apparently!). You must have 5-10 MegaBytes for a website, right? To transfer things to your website what do you do?

You FTP it, right? I use WS_FTP for my own. In order to FTP your stuff to your website, you have your website's address, right?

Once your picture is at that site, you can transfer it here. The reason is that picture must be on an internet server other than just your own computer.

It's better that way, because you will be hit by all sorts of wackos looking for people just like you. Like unshaven, drooling, glassey-eyed, unemployed porn and drug-addicted folks you don't want around. Those are called hackers. Think about roaches who are bored. I know about them. Once in a while someone tries to hack into MY system and I send them a flood of viruses to keep them busy for kicks. They have an open port, you see. Just don't bore me!!

[lowbridge]

Could someone explain in a simple/stupid way how I can do it?

I havent the slightest clue.

[Sloth]

I want to post a picture on here. Could someone explain in a simple/stupid way how I can do it?

Fragment your primary semiconductors, then de-Gauss the igneous bi-directional unit.

Note that this method falls more in the 'stupid' rather than 'simple' category.