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Each image on a web page is a separate file, distinct from the HTML document that makes up a web page. Your web page contains not the images themselves, but a link to the image, which is displayed as part of the page.
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Note: If you don't have an image on your computer, right-click on this image and select Save Picture As form the menu. Select the directory where you are saving your web pages, and click Save. Now you're ready to do this exercise. |
- Click to place the insertion point where you want the image to appear.
- Click the Image button on the Composition toolbar.
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From the menu bar, select Insert > Image.
- Click Choose File.
- In the Open dialog box, locate the image file on your hard drive and click Open. The Open dialog box will close, returning you to the Format dialog box. You'll see the name of the image file you selected in the Image Location text box.
- When you're done, click OK to close the Format dialog box and return to the Composer window, where you'll see the image on the page.
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FYI: By default, Composer saves a copy of the image in the same folder as the page so that the image will always appear with your web document. If you move the image file from that folder, it will no longer appear on your page.
FYI: You can get images to use on your web pages by creating them yourself, scanning them into your computer, or buying them as part of a commercial clip-art package. Image sources are also available through many archives on the Internet. If you intend to use others' images on your own web pages, make sure you email the owner of the image to get permission to use it, or use clip art that is in the public domain so you don't have to worry about copyright issues.
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