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To: eddie r gammon who wrote (53598)	7/28/1999 8:59:00 PM
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How do I put pictures on my page? Upload the image that you would like to display into your directory. There are two methods you can use to upload images -- the EZ Upload Utility and FTP (File Transfer Protocol). For images that you would like to add to your page, add the HTML code for the image command to your page: <img src="image.gif" WIDTH="##" HEIGHT="##" ALT="My picture"> Next, replace "image.gif" with the actual file name of your image. You should include the "ALT Text" tag for people who browse with images disabled. How do I upload an image with the EZ Uploader? To upload, go to the File Manager.Once there, scroll down to the EZ Uploader and press the Browse Button. It will open a window in your browser that lists your HTML files. Next, select "File Type" (. ALL Files) then highlight the file. Hit OK and then hit the Upload Button. I uploaded an image, and can view it in FileManager, but all I see is a little box on my page, what do I need to do? Very Important! The filenames here are CaSe SeNsItIvE. In other words, if your HTML code says "yourpic.gif" but the file is named "Yourpic.gif" or "YOURPIC.GIF" then it won't work. geocities.yahoo.com