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^- This is the important line. Your image source must be a valid URL (or = URI, whatever). Here's the short answer: it is common practice to create = a directory structure (or tree) and put all your files in there. If you = have images used all over the site, put them in a separate directory, = otherwise keep them close the HTML file. Here's a quick example: Dir: MySite - File: this.html - File: that.html - Dir: images - Image: pic1.gif - Image: pic2.gif - Dir: something - File: something.html - Image: some.gif - Image: thing.gif In file 'this.html', refer to the images in a relative manner, like = "images/pic1.gif". In the file 'something.html', you would use = 'some.gif' or '../images/pic1.gif'. When used like this, the images will = work both on your harddisk and on your website. Generally speaking, use = relative addressing when referring to other documents (images, files, = whatever) on your own site. Getting back to metalweb, maybe there's an option somewhere where you = can switch on relative addressing instead of absolute addressing. But = please start by putting everything in the same directory tree, it'll = also be easier to maintain. Wouter Lamee web: http://www.wouterlamee.nl email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
