no need to install anything or open anything just go to Zamzar.com - Free online file conversion browse to your file on your pc then in step 2 select the file type you want to convert to in the drop down list and go. Simple as can be. Does a lot of different file conversions types But Irfanview is a good program.

I use Outlook Express 6.0 I use Insert/Picture a lot when sending pictures. I know how to put in an address and make it a hotlink. I want to know how to make a hot link and name it like can be done on a HTML page. I can also type in my Email address and it will be a hotlink. I want to know how to make an Email link and name it like can be done on a HTML page. Or make Clickable pictures that lead to another page. Things like that. Thanks.

I imagine you can embed an animated gif the same as you would any image. Upload it to one of the many image hosting sites and use the HTML code they provide. Of course you can always grab the direct link and use it in a simple template such as this: <img src="URLofTheImage"> Most image hosting sites allow direct(hot) linking, but at least one I can think of does not. Personally, I would, and do, avoid such hosts. As an example, there's a rotating smiley located at: http://i700.photobucket.com/albums/ww7/chuggerguy/stylish/rotatingSmiley_zpsf88451d6.gif To post it here, I could either grab the HTML embed code they provide or plug that URL(address) into the template above, like this: <img src="http://i700.photobucket.com/albums/ww7/chuggerguy/stylish/rotatingSmiley_zpsf88451d6.gif"> Which once posted here becomes: BTW, an actual direct link to an image almost always starts with http/s, ends with an image extension such as gif, png, jpg, jpeg, etc. and does not include a question mark in between. The presence of a question mark usually(always?) indicates what you have is not the direct URL of the image but instead, of a page that displays the image, and that won't work.

This is about the only one that shows some 'age' in the candles.