how can i turn a regular jpeg image to a url to put on a web page. PLEASE HELP!!!?
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sign up for photobucket.com\n\nit lets you upload for free and will give you the code you need for your web page.
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if your image is on one server and your page is on another one you can hot link to it like this.\n\n<img src="http://www.yourdomain.com/the/path/to/the/image/image.gif">\n\nin otherwords use the full url to the image not just the filename like you would if both were in the same account.
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Sorry, I don't understand.\n\nWhy would you want an image of a full size web page? It could be a huge picture if it's not the bit visible on screen. Why not save it as a web page? You could compile it into one .chm file using help software. Why not try to re-size the web-page using tiny fonts and switching off the images so it fits in one screen then take a screen-shot? Why not try searching the web for some sort of mad program that does exactly what you ask? Why not write yourself a program to do this if one doesn't exist? Try bribing someone on here to program it for you (you might have to offer more than 10 points for this though.)\n\nIt's all food for thought for you and 2 points for me, thanks.
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Open the picture, right click and choose "save as".  Under that dropdown there will be an option as to what form you wish to save it -- choose ".gif".  And save it separately from the .jpeg file or overwrite it -- your choice!
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there is an icon that looks like a little tree third from the right. that is the link button, click on it and a thing will pop up top of your screen asking for URL address, you need to put a URL address in there. from your photo bucket.. it will put the image on your page..\n\nyou can copy and paste the pic, it will stay there as long as it is not moved or deleted from where you are taking it from..\n\nthe icon is on your tool bar at the top when you are doing your blog.. just over from smiley faces..
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if u r using Internet Explorer, right click on the image, click on properties. In the dialog box that opens, u will have the URL of the pic
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u need to convert the image into a .JPG
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You really don't need such ...link. \nAny image editor program, Even free ones like Irfan View (http://www.irfanview.com/) or Picasa (http://picasa.google.com/) allowed you to convert Giff into jpg or other formats. And it is very simple !\nJust open the Giff you need to convert in your favorite photo editor and without any other effort just "save as..." and select from the combo list the extension .jpg.\n Simple.\n But if you want to complicate the procedure , you can try this : ->> http://www.batchconverter.com/image-converter.html\n\n ~~ Latter Edith ~~\nTake a look here: ->> http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Best/swf-jpg-convert.html\n I am not 100% sure but I remember Macromedia 8 include the tool you need. Try the 30 days free trial:\nhttp://www.macromedia.com/software/studio/
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upload your photo to web-based photo hosting such as photobucket then cut and paste the code (the url code) in your signature...(apply the procedure of your forum on how to put links..)
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You don't save a picture as a URL\n\nIf you want to display a picture on your webpage and the site you are using does not have an option to upload pics, then search for image hosting sites that allow direct linking. A couple that come to mind is \nhttp://photobucket.com/\nhttp://pichotel.com/\n\nUpload the picture you want. Then use the URL they give you for the pic to link to the picture.\n\nThe HTML code to link to an image is\n<img src="image URL">
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Well, you can't just add it to the image file. But, you can look into image mapping. This allows you to create a region of the image that can be clicked by the user, and it will take them to the link specified in the image map. http://www.htmlgoodies.com has information on this.
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Reeeeaaaaaaaaaallllllllll easy. Just open your image in Microsoft "paint". Then under "file", click "save as". At the bottom left it will say "save as type". Click the down facing arrow at the right side of the small "save as type" window and click on JPEG. Then click "ok". It's that easy.
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Try View Source and find out where the image actually is. You'd be looking for something like:\n\n<IMG SRC="name of file you want.jpg">\n\nIf the stuff in between the quotes looks like "http://www.somedomain.com/CoolImage.jpg" then just copy everthing in between the quotes into the address bar of the broswer.\n\nIf the stuff in between the quotes looks like "Images/CoolImage.jpg" then you'll need to append what in between the quotes to the current URL in the address bar, i.e. if the address bar has "http://www.somedomain.com/index.html" you'll need to change it to "http://www.somedomain.com/Images/CoolImage.jpg"\n\nHope that helps!
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Use the <img> html tag\n\n<img src="www.blah.com/picture.jpg" >\n\nReplace www.blah.com/picture.jpg with the URL of the picture. make sure you leave the quotes in the tag or else it wont work
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A url image reference in a web page will look like this:\n\n<img src="nameofyourfile.jpg">\n\nReplace nameofyourfile.jpg with the name of your image or the complete path to that image.  Adding this line of code into your page will add an image reference to it.
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Four steps, bam! \n\nRight click on the image -- find properties and click.\n\nFind the address, it will start with http:// and probably end with jpg or gif. Highlight and copy. \n\nWrite <img src=""> in the comment box.\n\nPaste the address of the image inside the quotes. \n\nFinal result will look like this:\n<img src="http://www.something.com/my_image.jpg">
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You need to upload it onto an image host site, best one is www.photobucket.com after you sign up (they have free accounts) upload your photo and it will give you the html code you need to post it on the internet.\n\nPosting a picture straight from your computer to the net will leave a broken image for everyone except you, that's why it's best to use an image host.