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Subject: This subject line img src="http://i6.tinypic.com/122jadd.jpg" align="" width="200" height="200" border="0"

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Carrie

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Date Posted: 09:47:56 07/04/06 Tue
In reply to: Carrie 's message, "" on 07:31:37 06/08/06 Thu

To write a tag (which means to create a link) begin with a less-than sign: < and end with a greater-than sign: >. Always. No exceptions. What goes inside the < and > is the tag. Whenever you create a link you must complete it with /a inside of a less-than sign and a greater-than sign.

Example which you will have to read in the lower posting box and not in this message box):
[Go to Tiny Pic and
download your picture there. It will host it. Then,
cut and paste YOUR picture number where my picture
number is in the subject line of this message.]

See how, after I created a link to Tiny Pic, I ended it with /a. If it wasn't completed with /a then the rest of the page would be connected to that link.

You never want your pictures much larger than width="200" height="200" because it takes up too much space on the page. People can come to your picture at Tiny Pic.com and download a bigger pic to have or printout.

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