Trying to decide: restoration or leave it be.

[Edward Tinker]

Simoon, I did that.

I love to be able "see" the picture and the words right in front of me.

The "trick" is to place [img] or if the picture is larger than the screen, a [thumb], while at the end of the url you place [/img] or [/thumb].

img equals image, the first one "tells" the computer that an image follows, the second one "tells" the computer the image is finished. The thumb is code that John D wrote and tells the image to show up as smaller, but allows you to click on it.

As an example, your url above, if you click on the icon of the pencil and paper the url is kind of messed up? Then compare it to the url shown here on this page. The img and the /img with brackets would go on each side of the url with out any spaces.

It is easier to see than have it explained, <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />

Ed