CNKS, Rod, Remember this thing?

Good bit of work in this one. Just surfacer, not sanded yet. Still too cold to topcoat here, maybe next week. Thanks Guys

Thanks CNKS,

scott#2

scott#2

What you did wrong in the linking before was to link to the entire page in the parts and pieces gallery and not the individual picture. Since the entire page is not a picture file, you wind up getting the red x. When in the image gallery, you should right click when your cursor is directly on the picture itself and select "properties" from the menu that results. That will give you the address of just the picture, among other things. The address will begin with Link and end with a picture file extension, usually .jpg. That particular character string is the one that goes in the space provided below your post box, titled "Optional Image URL" (or between the quotation marks if you are doing your own html coding with the img src tag). You can select that string while in the "properties" dialog box, copy it to the clipboard and paste it into the "Optional Image URL" space (or between the quotation marks if doing html). Note that you have to do your own html coding to put multiple pictures in a single post like this one, unless the pictures are combined into a single file with an image processing program beforehand. You can do a single picture without any coding by making use of that "Optional Image URL" space provided by this site.

Thanks again,

scott#2

Make sure you fully use the preview pane before you finally post. If your picture link doesn't work there, it won't in your post. If the picture doesn't show in preview, you can easily just back up, make any changes, and try again as many times as it takes.

Rod

scott#2

scott#2