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Ok..I found the ImageUrl property and have copied the files into the correct directory but they do not show up when i drill down to the directory...Any ideas???<br />
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Thanks<br />
Ken<br />

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Ok..I found the ImageUrl property and have copied the files into the correct directory but they do not show up when i drill down to the directory...Any ideas???

Thanks
Ken


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Thanks Aaron.<br />
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It was all about the right place and the exact file name. I did not realize I needed to put the .gif as the extension. &nbsp;It is the little things that will kill you sometime:)<br />
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Thanks<br />
Kenny<br />

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Thanks Aaron.

It was all about the right place and the exact file name. I did not realize I needed to put the .gif as the extension.  It is the little things that will kill you sometime:)

Thanks
Kenny


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One more question, I now see the image in VS but when I run the appication it does not appear in the browser. &nbsp;Any ideas?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Kenny<br />

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One more question, I now see the image in VS but when I run the appication it does not appear in the browser.  Any ideas?

Thanks
Kenny


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I am a beginning programmer learning by fire. &nbsp;I have just installed VS 2005 and am beginning my learning process. &nbsp;I am creating a web page and want to place a picture on that web page. &nbsp;I have dragged the image control to the design page but am unable to determine the property to point to the actual location of the image. &nbsp;Any help is greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Ken
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I am a beginning programmer learning by fire.  I have just installed VS 2005 and am beginning my learning process.  I am creating a web page and want to place a picture on that web page.  I have dragged the image control to the design page but am unable to determine the property to point to the actual location of the image.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Ken

How do you place an image on a web page using Visual Studio 2005 Pro

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