Took me quite a while to figure it out, too! There may be other ways to do it, but I ended up uploading my images to photobucket (www.photobucket.com -- you'll need to create an account). Once you upload the images, photobucket creates three addresses: url, tag and img. I copy the "tag" address, and paste it into my message. As long as you don't change the image in photobucket, it will display in your message.

its not that hard. LOL, really now.

1. first, put your picture on the internet, your webspace, someone elses webspace, your space, their space, just somewhere on the internet.

2. post your link in the correct format using the

img src=http://your address to your picture here.jpg>

Make sure you put at the first and last of the line. I cant do it on mine or you would not see it.

Try that and see.

Rob

No problem, I'll try explaining it better. If anyone else knows a better way to explain, please help.

1. When you post an image, it cannot be a website address, it has to be the full address for the IMAGE file itself. So when I say right click on the image and select "Properties" and then copy the address/url, you need to copy the "Address (URL)" that is shown on the gray screen called "Properties" that appears and not the address/URL of the webpage that you are on.

2. Once you have that address/URL coped for the IMAGE (not the page), copy that into the following code:

img src="http://image.weather.com/images/maps/current/acttemp_277x187.jpg";

a. Just remember that there needs to be after the final quotation mark above.

b. Also, replace the http://image.weather.com/images/maps/current/acttemp_277x187.jpg above with whatever IMAGE address/URL you desire (as explained above). You can keep what is currently there and try that to learn.

Andy, I'm set on helping you figure this out.

Try this: Take the following code and just add the at the end. Make no other changes to anything there. After you do that, you should see the image with the current temperatures appear as I did below.

img src="http://image.weather.com/images/maps/current/acttemp_277x187.jpg";

notice the nice cool off in chicago? feels great again!

And in Detroit, but it's still about 75% humidity. 90 this weekend but falling into the 60s at night (thank heavens).

Heres a pic showing how its done with Photobucket.
Copy the middle url and simply paste it in a messgae:

{{gwi:464010}}