[notaliberal]

Try this thread Sandbox

[uptoolate]

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3aa5843c228c.htm

[BenLurkin]

The real trick is getting them to display upside down --

[Global2010]

This is my source: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/9/92/St_Kolbe_Prayer_Card.jpg/200px-St_Kolbe_Prayer_Card.jpg

add this:

img src="your source" use < at beginning and a > at the end

[lowbridge]

[hole_n_one]

I support Rudy Guiliani wholeheartedly regardless of whatever dirt Hitlery and anyone else have dug up on him. Aside from that, I’m not really that stubborn. I live in Utah but am certainly not Mormon.

I can tell already that you're gonna be real popular around here.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

[kittycatonline.com]

I'm running Mac OSX

Ask that trendy coffee shop boy they have on the Mac ads. I though Macs could do anything so easily. At least that's what the ads imply. Nah, just messin' with you. Here is what you do:

So what you do is first off you find an image, and like the other folks said, you stick it in an <img> tag, such as this: <img src="http://www.kittycatonline.com/images/boom3-2.JPG">. That's how you go about it. Note, though, linking to images hosted elsewhere, known as "hotlinking", might not be appreciated, and some sites will block it. The image here is off of my site, so at least today I'm practicing what I preach.

[backhoe]

First, the picture has to be on the web- not merely on your hard drive-- it has to be "hosted" on the web.

Then, you copy its URL ( that "http:" stuff ) and paste it between the quotes in this html string:

<img src="">

And then, you too can post stuff like this:

Useful hint: highlite the picture you want to copy, right-click to get "view source ( code )" and copy and paste the HTML that will be shown.

[rellimpank]

-bflr-

[GiovannaNicoletta]

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[beebuster2000]

[JRios1968]

Like this.