I like to post images so you can see them here in the message rather than providing an outside link to the picture at another website. Here's how I do it from Mediafire, another file hosting site. 1. Post the picture to your favorite permanent location on the Internet 2. Open the picture in a different window and adjust to the size I want 3. Right-click in the picture and select Copy Image Location Then in my GardenWeb message, I use the HTML code for viewing an image. It looks like this <img src="yourURLhere"> The quotes are important - they belong there no matter what. Inside the quotes you paste your URL location. It will probably end with the extension .jpg. Thus when I type the following code into my message <img src="http://www.mediafire.com/imgbnc.php/4038da7fd3132a018d9998f4f9185f1f4g.jpg"> I get the following picture of the borderline between a buffalo grass lawn on the right and a scrubby fescue lawn on the left.

Picasa isn't a destination... it doesn't store pictures. It just displays what it finds on your computer (i.e. in My Pictures, etc). So can you import them to your My pictures folder? Google the error----> AN ERROR HAS OCCURRED WHILE ATTEMPTING TO IMPORT. EITHER THE SOURCE IS UNAVAILABLE OR THE DESTINATION IS FULL OR READ ONLY.

Hi mystic, All your Picasa photos are on your hard drive, right? I don't know that Picasa stores any photos. I think if you delete a photo from your hard drive, then it will disappear from Picasa. Anyone else know for sure?

I think the best you can do is click "Share", grab the share link and post it. You can either use Gardenweb's link tool or plug the link provided by Google into a template such as this: <a target="_blank" href="pasteTheShareLinkHere">NameOfLink</a> For example, I have a spreedsheet at: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AmZxFp1XpZ1pdGxiOG5mdEEzekJOZmlzNFZNOGdnc3c&usp=sharing Plugging that into the template would yield this: <a target="_blank" href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AmZxFp1XpZ1pdGxiOG5mdEEzekJOZmlzNFZNOGdnc3c&usp=sharing">My Backpacking Gear Spreadsheet</a> Which once posted would look like this: My Backpacking Gear Spreadsheet The main advantage of the second method is that you can link to more than one doc. Admittedly though, that might not help you a bit because I have no idea what "Zone Wars" are. :)