Scroll down until you see this image,it will explain how.
Posted on 04/19/2002 3:53:27 PM PDT by Dustin DeNiro
This is the Opinion / Questions thread, and this is a question: How to post an image in a reply? Not a link to an image, but the image itself. There are inline images in some of the posts and they don't seem to be links. I tried to cut and paste but Netscape Navigator didn't allow a PASTE operation, although the COPY worked from the image. Thanks for any hel-p- on this.
Scroll down until you see this image,it will explain how.
Don't know if these instructions work with netscape.
< img src="http://www.superiorpics.com/anna_kournikova/images/anna011.jpg" > will get you this-
It can't be done.
click on picture. click on properties. copy the http..bla...bla..stuff. Put that after the = sign.
Post the above text in your reply window.
In between the quote marks goes the complete URL of the image. This can be obtained by right clicking on the image and selecting "properties" from the drop down menu.
Copy and paste the address to the space between the quotes.
The two numbers that appear for height and width are just that. Height and Width. Adjust these numbers until the image appears as you like it.
Click on "preview" to see how you did.
Freep mail me if you'd like some more pointers.
<img src=" " height="150" width="150">
Post the above text in your reply window.
In between the quote marks goes the complete URL of the image. This can be obtained by right clicking on the image and selecting "properties" from the drop down menu.
Copy and paste the address to the space between the quotes.
The two numbers that appear for height and width are just that. Height and Width. Adjust these numbers until the image appears as you like it.
Click on "preview" to see how you did.
Freep mail me if you'd like some more pointers.
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