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Including pictures and files in HTML

You can include graphic images (pictures) within an HTML document. You can also set up a link to a separate file or graphic image that is not in HTML format.

To include an image within the document:
```
    <img src="filename">
```
The filename can be in .gif or .jpg format.
To link to a non-HTML document, or to a separate graphics image, use:
```
    <a href="filename">text</a>
```
This creates a link with the given text. You can link to text, graphic images, animated images, or even sound files. However, the kinds of files a user can view, and how they will be viewed, depends on how their browser is set up.

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Last updated: 2000/02/15 22:19:21 UT
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