[Pandora the Great]

OK how did you post the images. I have a nice one that I can’t seem to post.

[annalex]

You need to use "HTML tags". You have to have the image already present on some Internet server. If it is on your home computer (for example, you got it from your digital camera), you cannot post it at all.

If the image is already on the internet, go to that page and right-clikc on it, then select "properties". It will show you the "URL", a string that begins with "http://" and ends with (usually) "jpg". Highlight that entire URL and copy to clipboard (Ctrl-c).

Hit "Post Reply" here and in the box type:

<img src=http://www.uvboston.org/images/sept_14_franda.jpg width=600>

I used the same image whose URL you posted in the body of the article.

If the width of the image is less than 600 pixels, you don't need "width=600". Simply post

<img src=http://www.brightoncatholic.com/images/StColumbkille3.jpg>

If you want it centered, denote the part of your post that is to be centered like this:

<center>

Centered part

</center>

Once you start using HTML tags, you also need to use paragraph tags:

Para 1
<P>
Para 2

Without them all your text will appear as a single paragram, no matter how you format it in the "Your Reply:" box.

There was an HTML sandbox thread around here, but I cannot find it.

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