Bob, I have to humbly disagree with you about the spyware. One nice feature about Netscape (beside the pop-up blocker) is that it has a little bar at the bottom of the screen that shows what the browser is "doing" for lack of a better description. For example, when I place the curser over a link, the www address at the top of the browser screen shows up in the bar at the bottom, to indicate that is where the next page will load once the link is clicked. After the link is actually clicked on, the bar shows a series of steps, such as: "Connecting to ..." , then Waiting for ...", "Transferring to ...". Most of the time it goes through this series so fast it is hard to read, but when I am on a webpage that loads slow (like Gardenweb Forum does now), it is easier to read. One of the items I read most often while I am waiting for Hummingbird Garden Forum to load a link I have clicked on is: Double Click. This just happens to be one of the spywares found every time I run Spybot. Just now, before I posted this message, I ran Spybot and quarantined all the spyware that it found. Then I came back to Hummingbird Garden Forum and read all the other posts that had been posted since this morning. I did not go to any other webpage other than Hummingbird Garden Forum. Immediately after reading the Hummingbird Garden Forum posts I closed my Netscape browser and ran Spybot a second time. It found the following spyware: Double Click and Avenue A. These two were picked up in the few minutes that it took to read the messages posted on the Hummingbird Garden forum since this morning. I questioned the computer guy who installed the network at our office about spyware and he said it is really getting bad and is going to be worse than viruses because people are getting paid by advertisers to develop spyware (unlike the people who write viruses).

Karen, At Photobucket you have the option of placing a 'checkmark' in a box by each photo you want to post. After you have selected (checked) all those you want to post, go down to the bottom of the page and click on 'Generate HTML and IMG code'. A new window will open with different options (boxes)Posting options. 'Right' click whatever is appropriate for you and choose 'Select all' and then 'copy'. At your posting sight right click and select 'paste'. All that you selected should be presented. Witz

I saw this over on the Kitchen Forum. Hope it helps! Posting a picture from your photo hosting account (e.g., PhotoBucket) FAQ: Adding Pictures and Links [Note: If using PhotoBucket, copy the code from the line/box labeled "HTML Code"] Posting a picture from somewhere other than your Photo hosting account Copy the following into the "Message" box where you want the picture to be: <img src="http://www.XXX/image.jpg"> Next, replace the http://www.XXX/image.jpg with the address of the image. When you "preview" the message, you should see the picture

Thank you, Kate. I have been wondering this information, too, ever since I got on this site. Now I have to open an account at just ONE MORE SITE (whatever I want to use to share my photos), then I should be able to do it. The real problem is, no matter how many different ways I tried to find this information through this site, it never seemed to come up for me. I don't know what my problem was, but now that I have the info (thank you, Thank You, THANK YOU!!!), I'll be able to do it. This little "tutorial" should be available to everyone as it is incredibly helpful and doesn't talk down to those of us who know how to use the computer most of the time, but don't really understand all the technical stuff. Thanks again, Odessa