Adding to DA's comment -- I too found the Arcsoft site which used/uses .phb files that may be album files. Here's a quote from Arcsoft: PHB files are proprietary album files used by some of our programs, namely PhotoBase. Albums do not store your images. They serve as links to files stored on your computer or removable drive. If you delete the original file, the thumbnail in the album basically becomes a dead link. For example, if you have files on a floppy disk and create an album, you'll always need to have that floppy in the drive whenever you want to view the full images. Likewise, if you have a digital camera that is read as a removable drive, you would need to have it connected if you create the album directly from the camera. The best thing to do is copy all of your images into a folder on your computer, *then* create the album referencing those files. Albums are useful because they let you preview and organize files on your system in a convenient fashion. It is also from albums that slide shows are made with some of our programs." They still offer ($) software that may be able to translate your pics to jpeg or they have some free help. Some of their software can be downloaded for trials which might enable copying to jpeg. Here is a link that might be useful: Arcsoft

Thanks mikie! I went to the search page and didn't take long to get a headache. I think this is going to be way out of my realm. First I changed a Word document into a pdf file and now I gotta embed it back into a html page. When I add the file to an html page, all I get is the page with my background scheme showing. Somehow, this was not what I had in mind. I know it's possible because I see it every day, but I'm just not smart enough to figure it out.Thanks again! Ida

Oh, bless your heart. If you have a Google Docs account, you can upload it there and post the link. Or you can print it out and literally take a digital photo of it and upload that to a picture hosting site you have an account on. I'd be happy to convert it for you if you mail it to me, but I won't be able to do anything with it for about two hours. Sorry. If you want to do that send to drjoann at att dot net.

You don't have to use photobucket. There are plenty of free sites where you can store your pictures on the internet. Or possibly even your internet provider account (Earthlink, Road Runner, AOL, etc) may provide that service. Once you have your picture saved to the internet somewhere, you provide the link to the picture. For example, the following would post my picture ... <img src="http://www.geocities.com/sno_bunn_y/kitch1-2.jpg"> Which I am currently asking for suggestions on, by the way ! . . . http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg0623073132399.html?15 The important thing is to actually link to your picture only. One easy way to get the web address to your picture is to right click on the picture, choose properties, and then copy the web address. For example, <img src="http://a820.g.akamai.net/f/820/822/1d/i.ivillage.com/adsales/images/ivillage_88x31.gif"> would give you ... .