The image is *not* in your web site. It is referencing your local computer.
You haven't said what web design program you are using, but you should go to
one of their support forums or newsgroups and find out how to properly
import or place the image into your actual web site.
Tom "Pepper" Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| Yes, I can get properties and the address for the properties of the pic
is:
| file:///C:/Course%20Technology/10114-8/tutorial.01/tutorial/dube.jpg,
which
| means nothing to me. I think the path must be wrong. I expect I'll be
| learning about that shortly! I guess this post is now in the wrong place,
| because it doesn't seem like a security issue. I don't know where else I
| would post it, though.
| Thanks for your help.
| J
|
| "TimH" wrote:
|
| > Hi,
| >
| > What probably happened is that when you inserted the picture your HTML
page
| > referenced it as being in C:\Windows (or something like that). When you
view
| > the webpage on another computer it looks in C:\Windows for the image and
| > can't find it.
| >
| > Try using the View - Source menu option in IE. Does that help ?
| > Can you right-click the red cross and get properties ?
| >
| > Regards,
| >
| > TimH
| >
| > "jenniferesme" wrote:
| >
| > > I am taking a class in web page design, and we are learning html. I
inserted
| > > a picture, but on the web browser it shows up as a red x in a box. My
| > > security settings are at medium for internet and low for inTRAnet. I
don't
| > > know how to view this picture. I tried to save the file (in notepad)
as an
| > > .hta, but that did not work. Any ideas? Thanks.
thanks