[Spunky]

"SORRY ON THE LARGE IMAGE, IT WAS THE BEE'S FAULT".....;o)

I am not sure if you know this or not
but here is what you do. In fact Jim Robinson has
asked that we use the dimensions in the URL's for
images that way people don't have to wait for them to
load before other printing loads on.

When you go to properties to find the URL.
Look at what dimensions they have. In this case
it was 1312 high by 2000 wide. If the picture is
HUGH! like this one was divide each number by 4.

You will then use < img height=328 src="Put URL Here"width=500 >
Don't put any spaces between the (< )and img. same at the end no space between the (500) and >

HERE IT IS! A SMALLER PICTURE.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

just put "width=X" at the end of the url in the tag. It will resize proportionately, automatically.

[runningbear]

Ah spunky, you saved me.... LOL>.. I have to remember that, but it will take more than one read to be comfortable readjusting the properties...;o)