DSW,
That's great news, sir. I'd love to see some pictures of that project.
If your internet provider gives you server space (web space), you can put the pictures on your server, and then you can reference them here using the forum's UBB code and the forum's software will allow a browser to display the image. I know it sounds like mumbo jumbo, but it really is easy.
First thing is to get the picture from your computer to the server, so it is available even if you are not online. I always use a file transfer protocol (FTP) program to do this. Smart FTP is a good one, and you can download it free at CNET.com or download.com. Smart FTP offers you an interface similar to windows so you can drag and drop your pictures from your computer to your webspace.
Your internet provider will usually give you space that can be accessed in a manner similar to this:
You'll be a username with space under a domain that serves many members, so it might read something like:
http://www.users.whee.net/membername"membername" would be your username recognized by the ISP. This would also be the login name for FTP purposes. To FTP files to this directory, you'll probably also have to provide the server your password, which is usually your account password. You'll type this password into the FTP connection page. You'll see the password blank.
Hit connect on your FTP software interface. Now you can grab files from your computer, and drop them into your home directory. A file then can be referenced in HTML so a browser can display it.
Your jpeg file would look something like this:
http://www.users.whee.net/membername/cookshackcondo.jpgTo reference that file, you would UBB code like this:
[*img]http://www.users.whee.net/membername/cookshackcondo.jpg[*/img] (asterisks keep code from looking for real file).
Here's a real example: The cookshack logo on the page is a file on a server somewhere. I can reference here and make it appear, just as you could with your pictures on your server. I will use: [*img]
]http://www.cookshack.com/images/BBQflame.gif[*/img] I found that images information by right clicking on it, and then looking at its properties. I could copy its properties and make them part of the UBB code.
So there is the process, the most important thing is to get your pictures on a server. You can do this yourself if you are so inclined, and it really is very easy, although I know it seems a little complicated.
Good luck with that cookshack condo, and by all means, post the pics!
MArk