Those answers were a little different than what I was expecting.

This is what I myself learned how to do through trial and error:

When you post a note, you can insert the following code somewhere in your text (assuming this prints properly for me). And when the page displays the picture should appear if your Internet service is fast enough. In the past with slower dialup systems I found that the picture did not display some of the time. However, if you waited a while and hit the reset button then the picture might display.

(P)(align=center)(img src=http://www.address.png)(/P)

You will have to replace each ( with a < and each ) with a >. I had to list it that way so that the code would print instead of showing the picture.

And, “address” with that case has to be something like freewebz.com/eq-forecasting/Map-A

The full address for that link would then be:

http://www.freewebz.com/eq-forecasting/Map-A.png

The picture you want to include has to already be somewhere on the Internet. And before posting your note, you should probably try entering the address in your Internet Browser window and press Enter to make sure that it will work.

And of course, Canie’s method is easier to use.

The following should be an example of the code I listed above: