I ain't laughing because I doubt I could do better (heck, I don't even have a digital camera ) .... but the photo did not show ... even when I right clicked on it anbd clicked on "Show Photo" ...
t.

Let's see if I can get this right....
(img)(http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=2130674318&rand=50871924&upload=1)(/img)
Ok, here we go....

(img)(http://www.imagestation.com/album/pictures.html?id=2130674318&idx=1)(/img)

GARYYYYYYYY.....WHAT AM I DOING WRONG?????

Today marks one month since Maureen and I jumpstarted our (24 year dormant)relationship!
Funny, only seems like 20 years!

Happy 1 Month Anniversary...Uncle Dave...

Hey Tony,

You need to use the square brackets [ ] around the "img" and "/img" tags, not parentheses ( ).



Good lookin' picture!

-mike

[This message has been edited by msutliff (edited 02-16-2005).]

Hey Mike!!!! Thanks a Million....that's what I was doing wrong.....Yea, it is a great photo of me and my Bride.....she is a keeper
a big help around here at the restaurant....
and a good mother to my two small children...

Hey! Send that picture to "People" magazine! Looks like couple of celebs !

Hey Tony,

You're almost there. You've got a right square bracket ] right after the .jpg part of the URL.  You only use the brackets to surround the "img" tag, then the URL (no quotes, brackets, anything, just the URL), then the brackets around the closing "/img" tag.



-mike