For better or worst, this is the way I do it. First of all, I post to
photo.net. Secondly, I have this copied on to notepad text that
stay's on my desktop.
I then right click on the image I posted, and click on "Properties."
This gives me my URL and the WIDTH & HEIGHT of the image. I erase
everything between the quotation marks so it looks like this
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From the image Properties, I select and copy & paste (between the
quotation marks) the URL, and the WIDTH, and the HEIGHT. Once that is
done, then I hightlight the whole HMTL tag and paste it in. So far,
this is the only thing that's worked for me.
-- Glenn Travis (leicaddict@hotmail.com), February 23, 2002.
WIDTH and HEIGHT are completely unneccessary. In fact, they become
a problem if you later replace the image with the same one at a
slightly different image size.
What you should do is View->Source and then see how people do it.
It's quite easy.
Self-Portrait Throw-Away, Copyright 2002 Jeff Spirer
It's essential to know where the image itself is stored. Test the
image link in another window before you post. Then you won't have
one of those "Image Not Found" markers.
-- Jeff Spirer (jeff@spirer.com), February 23, 2002.
