The image below was added to the webpage using Once the page is published, then the image will have this useable url: http://community.webtv.net/Pwilliamandx/pictest/scrapbookFiles/importD4.jpg
the "add an item"--"picture"--"your scrapbook" method.
The image below is the same as the above, but using html codes to display it instead:
Once the image has been added to the scrapbook, and added to the page using the "add an item"--"picture"--"your scrapbook" method, and the the page is published, then the image will have the useable url below: http://community.webtv.net/Pwilliamandx/pictest/scrapbookFiles/postedD2.jpg
<img src="http://community.webtv.net/Pwilliamandx/pictest/scrapbookFiles/importD4.jpg" width="150">
The url for the image can be used anywhere---on this webpage,
or on any other webpage, or in e-mail,
but the original image at the top of this page cannot be removed or discarded---if it is removed, then the url will become unuseable and the image in the html codes will disappear.
Many people use a separate webpage just to add images to, and then use the resulting urls for the images in html codes elsewhere on other webpages.
More information on obtaining urls for scrapbook images
<img src="http://community.webtv.net/Pwilliamandx/pictest/scrapbookFiles/postedD2.jpg" width="150">
