The very simplest is tinypic.com, which I keep pushing. If you have your pictures stored someplace such as My Pictures, you can just go to the tinypic.com site, browse and choose your picture. Then upload it there, copy the top line and paste it in your message.

The berries in your photo look somewhat like Autumn Olive (Eleagnus umbellata), but the leaves not quite so much... more suggestive of the Ilex verticillata mentioned earlier, but the shady conditions may not be demonstrating the fairly prominent silvery undersides. If it is AO, the berries are pretty tasty when fully ripe; underripe, they're tarts and may still have some slight astringency. It's maligned as an invasive - and that may be the case - but the fruits are high in lycopene, and make a tasty jelly/jam. I've done some AO vodka infusions, and while they don't lend any red color to the end product, they do confer a nice flavor (and you can still use the vodka-infused fruit in smoothies 8>). Here is a link that might be useful: Autumn Olive

Gil, For those of us with old film cameras you might want to add the tip Laurie shared with me about using the Image Resizer from Microsoft Powertools to shrink scanned photos off our hard drives before posting them. It was easy and quick to download and use. The link is posted near the end of the "the newgirl" thread. The home page is microsoft.com. Also, you might want to direct them to the test forum!! That's handy. In fact I'll go there now and figure out how to post a link! LOL! Good idea to put it all in one reference thread.:^) Toots

The easiest way is open a free Photobucket acct - upload your pics into it. When you want to add or create a message > open message box > goto Photobucket and find photo and underneath box click on HTML Code > Copied will come up - then go back to the message and paste it in - you'll see a series of numbers and words > click on Preview Message and your pic will appear in copy - You can also edit at this time or add more pics if you choose - then click on submit message and it will post. Jim I hope this helps. Here's what it looks like when you copy the code to paste