Web page question?

I have a web page, and I want to put some pictures on it. I figured out how to do it on frontpage, but when I put it on, it comes up with a little red X that I know means it's being censored by my computer. The image is a pic of a Harry Potter book. It is in an allowed format by bravnet (my host) and I have tried many times to get it right. How can I make it show up uncensored so I can see it when I go to the page? Do I need to do something with my browser, msn explorer? I use frontpage to make web pages, my page is hosted by bravenet, and I am using msn explorer to look at it, although I have the same problem with intranet explorer. Can anyone help?





Here is the problamatic page





www.dahp.bravehost.com
Web page question?
I'll check it out.





Are you sure the image Book1.jpg is in a folder called images? You need to write the correct directory structure so that the picture points to the correct place.





Make sure that the image is in that folder called /images because from what I can tell, it is not. If its in the SAME directory as your index.html page, then make sure you get rid of the folder name /images. If you lead the img src path to the wrong place, then it will show that X because it cant find it.





Is this your picture?


http://www.dahp.bravehost.com/Book1.jpg





Click on the above link, is that the picture? If it is, then you need to get rid of the images directory on your webpage. Just make it %26lt;img src="Book1.jpg"%26gt;
Web page question?
The image source is "images/Book1.jpg"





make sure that file exists from the root directory of your webpage and make sure the spelling (including case) is exactly right.





That's all I got.
Reply:Looks likes the folder "images" doesnt excist on your server.





1- make a folder and put your picture in there


or


2- chage your html code"images/book1.jpg" to "book1.jpg"
Reply:It seems that you don't have the picture in the images folder.





if you go to this link you'll see what I mean.





http://www.dahp.bravehost.com/images/Boo...





By typing this link, it should show that picture on Internet Explorer.





Verify that you have the image "Book1.jpg" in the images folder. Another thing is that you don't need to put the hole path for the image.





http://www.dahp.bravehost.com/images/Boo...





You can just put %26lt;img src="/images/Book1.jpg"%26gt;