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I am using Net. Nav. Gold 3.0 in Win.95 with an internal
HTML editor. I do a'Save As' my_img.gif on my down load,
for the picture I want to insert on my web page, but when
I click on Insert Image all I get is a small icon and no
image.Could it be that in my Editor Preferences under
"General" I have not filled it in correctly? Under Author,
which is doing a prompt is my name. (is this correct)
HTML Source is blank.
Image C:\image.gif
Location http://home.netscape.com/home/gold3.0_template.html 
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terminus

I don' t really understand your question : could you clarify it for me, please ?

What should be in your HTML file to display an image resembles the following code :
     <IMG SRC=my_image.gif>
You can verify it by editing a new file with any text editor and inserting this source code in it (replacing my_image with your filename), saving the file and opening it in Netscape.
Pay attention, though, the GIF file must be in the same directory as the HTML file !
I don' t really understand your question : could you clarify it for me, please ?

What should be in your HTML file to display an image resembles the following code :
     <IMG SRC=my_image.gif>
You can verify it by editing a new file with any text editor and inserting this source code in it (replacing my_image with your filename), saving the file and opening it in Netscape.
Pay attention, though, the GIF file must be in the same directory as the HTML file !
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To Terminius, the <IMG SRC="######.gif"> tag does not have to be in the same directory as the HTML file, you could even reference an image from another HTML file if needed, like this, <IMG SRC="http://www.imagesrc.web/imagedir/image.gif".  To help rdgunnin with his question, do a right click on the image icon, a error message should pop up that reads, "image source not found...", if this is the case, then you do not have your image properly sourced.