DTD: Thanks for the kind words. This was a major learning experience for me. About the font size, I agree we'll have to wait and see, but I have an underlying faith in the basic common sense of Garden Webbers. I think most people will hesitate to blast our eyeballs with a lot of giant purple letters in their posts. And even if they do, the forum will gently (or maybe not so gently), instruct them to stop. I'm a hopeless believer in giving people a little more information than they probably asked for, and letting them pick out what they want. Claire

First you need to upload them to a photo hosting site. I use Photobucket which is free and easy to use. After you have uploaded your pics, copy the HTML code and then paste it into your post:

Good job all of you. It is really cool to be able to do this for the first time. My son wrote out the line of code and taped it to my computer monitor. That's how I finally got it, by being able to read it right in front of me everytime I wanted to insert a photo. Note for any who are testing their skills.......when you type out your message and insert your photo, the photo WILL show up when you hit "preview message" before submitting. So, if there is no photo on the preview page, there won't be one on the real deal. Red

1. Open an account on a free picture hosting site such as Photobucket or Webshots 2. Make your album "public" so others can see your pictures ..... [In Photobuckt: Account Options --> Edit Album Settings --> Public (from drop down picklist for "My album is:")] 3. Using camera software that came with your camera or other software like Microsoft Picture Manager, resize the pictures so they're no more than 600 pixels in either direction. 4. Upload the pictures to your account (see #1) 5. If you use Photobucket, when you see your pictures on the site, copy the link from the box labeled "HTML Code" for each picture (I don't know where the link is in Webshots--I use Photobucket) [You can also resize your pictures on the Photobucket site] 6. Simply paste the links in your message...you're done! When you preview your message you will see the pictures.