old crafty...just open up the link you want to share...highlight the "http://address," then right click & click copy ... go to the GJ forum where you usually post a "follow-up message"...right click & click paste in the "Optional Link URL" box. Then you must give it a name in the "Name of the Link" box. If you are going to "Post a Message to the Forum" (this means you are creating the post ...not follow-up message on someone's else's post...then you must click "Review" after you type the body of your message ...then these 2 boxes will pop up: "Optional Link URL" & "Name of the Link"...so you do the same as above to add the info in these boxes. Clear as mud, uh? Good luck! Jeanne S.

All your pictures are in that thread when I just checked. Could be a glitch somehow, I'm really not sure, but they're there now and btw, they look great too!

copy the html TAG LINE .. and paste it into a post .. ken

Granny - I'll try to give you an answer to this problem. Go to "My Documents" where you have stored the email. Double click on one e-mail and open it. Look along the top to see if there is a file attached to the e-mail (which would be the picture).......or maybe the person just inserted the picture in the e-mail and did not send the file. If there is a file attached - while on the open e-mail.. click on File, click Save Attachment Choose a place to save it - desktop is pretty safe and easy to find Click Save. Now - go to your desktop, dbl. click on the file to open it - and make sure it opens - if so - you have now saved it to your hard drive. If by some chance - the person simply inserted the picture in the email and did not include the file Right click on the picture that is in the e-mail Choose save as jpeg Save it to your desktop again......and go there and try to open it. Once you have the pictures saved to your hard drive - you can put them in "My Pictures Folder" and you can delete all the old emails. I would do that first - then you can get help on uploading them to a site. They must all be saved on your computer hard drive first. Hope this helps. Elaine