Yaslan, go back to your Album Settings and uncheck the "Images Link Back to Album" radio button. This will make allow a full size images display without showing your personal album page. Second, you are using the wrong code. You need the HTML code labeled HTML Code: for full size image display. Use the code labeled HTML Thumb: to display a thumbnail image that clicks to the larger version. Since your Album is open for me to see, I can see the correct code to use on the left side of the page: Be patient. You will figure it out soon. You can use the Preview button when postingto see if your pasted code works properly before it becomes a permanent submission.

Mrlike2u brings up a good point...about not being able to delete your pix once you've uploaded this way. I like the option of deleting my pix (down the road), so using Photobucket (thumbnails) for uploads works better for me. The reason I posted a small pic for a test was that it wouldn't be too large. Seems GW is making it a standard size. This feature will make it easier for many to upload pix in a simple fashion (directly from their computer).

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).

Funny you should mention that, Skybird! The boys were drawing pictures on a couple of them today. That picture was taken a month ago, and all of the green ones have ripened up nicely since then. I really want to use the trellis for a Charentais melon next year, but I am tempted to grow small pie pumpkins. Sigh!!! If only I had more space. Okay, since you guys are such good computer tutors, how do you put the links within the text? I know how to do it at the bottom of a post, but not within the message. Thanks for letting me stray off topic ... again!!! Bonnie