beauty and the beast =) *i'll let you decide* *hides*

[fieni]

I am guessing it is not your fault, but rather angelfire which doesn't allow to link

[fieni]

Does angelfire restrict its image download? Clicking on the link won't work but type the correct URL will work...

[Leopa Panthera]

OK, do this.

Log back in your angelfire account. Make a HTML page. Name it whatever you want. Let's call it "picture.html" for example. Edit "picture.html" and type in the following:

<img src="EQ000006.jpg">

Save your file.

Your new URL should be:

www.angelfire.com/apes/monkeys27/picture.html

And that should properly display the page with your image on it. If that doesn't work, then @#$@#%@#^% /rude Angelfire!

Fieni is right. It is NOT your fault at all. You are doing everything exactly right. Angelfire doesn't want people hosting pictures on their sites because it costs bandwidth every time someone downloads a picture and they want to be SURE you're going to their website, not using them as a storage facility. Keep trying! If it doesn't work, try www.strike9.com instead.