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How do I include hyperlinks to pages, pictures or sound clips in my post?
The source must be on a server, which may be an existing web site or a home page. Simply browse to the source, copy the address (URL) in your browser address bar and paste it into the appropriate optional post form area.
Links to pages have .html,
htm, etc. extensions and are used in the Optional Link URL field. Optional Link URLs require a Name in the Link Title field.
Links to pictures have jpg, .gif etc. extensions and are used in the Optional Image URL field. Links to sound clips have .wav, .mid etc extensions and are used in the Optional Sound URL field.
A bit more
You may only want a web page picture, not the web page. Often pictures are links to other pages so, in this case, an extra step is necessary to capture just the picture URL. In the following example the pictures were composites that change on mouse over and link to other pages.
Right clicking an image...
