Imagine it in your mind and hit the POST button repeatedly.

You can't. You're doomed.

< img src=http://www.website.com > No spaces around the < and >

The image must be on a website that allows it.

Aw, c'mon! That RARELY works for me, and I'm an electrical engineer.

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a38d821710885.htm

Copy and paste the above link into your browser and then surf to that thread all the info you need on html and posting images and other neat tricks is there or if you still have trouble getting there click on myname at the bottom of this post and use the links provided!

Ping Robert Drobot. He is our resident image maker.

As some kind soul will tell you, you have to have a "host" to place it on on the web.

So first you have to find a host.

To find a host, gaze steadily at the sun...

LOL

see post #9 of this thread for an example of both an image and a sound file.

Like this...

Appypappy correct me if I am wrong (and I frequently am)

But don't you need some quotation marks in there somewhere?

Only if there is a space in the URL

Lay your hand flat on the mouse pad and trace around it. Double click to post. This may not work with PC based software.

Throwing a "ping" fireball are we?

ROTFLMAO

Sam! I drink Lemon water every moring!

Now all the world knows my secret!

Mr. Drobot will appreciate that.

This graphic was posted with the following line of text.

< img SRC="http://www.knfo.net/graphics/franim01s.gif" height=50 width=320 >

Note, the image has to exist on a web site, either your own or that of any other entity, professional or private.

So that the line would not cause the graphic to be posted again, I added a space after the leading < and before the trailing >.  Be sure to remove them when you use the sentence.

Replace the red text to point to your graphic, and set up the proper size you'd like it printed out as.

A space should exist before between img and SRC, between " and height and between 50 and width.

Personally I prefer limes and Pellegrino mineral water. But lemons will do, just harder to squeeze them in and more seeds to deal with.

Robert Drobot, just in case you wanted to see my nice lemon & water image, it's further up this thread.

Post these codes in your message. Replace these symbols with arrow symbols aimed in the same direction as the two symbols........... ( ....... )......

replace ( with a left pointing arrow.....

replace ) with a right pointing arrow.....

This is a right pointing arrow ..... >........

Put the photo URL address in between the quote marks in both codes. In the bottom code, put your picture name or title inbetween the two arrows that point at each other, and then your photo will turn into a link.

(img src="")

(A HREF="")(/A)

First, do not post queries as headlines and in all lower case. It's very juvenile and irritating. There is html help below the post reply box if you haven't seen it yet.

This site is going through a bad patch...