R100RT said:
First I gotta say you must be quite fscking SMART to do what you have done with your car. Don't sell yourself short just because you have less experience with computers. (I'm the opposite, good with computers and a bit of a putz with cars...)
Your problem appears to be with the characters used to seperate directories in the filenames. Real operating systems like unix have always used the slash "/" character, while MS-DOS and later MS Windows for some reason used the backslash "\" for seperation (maybe CP/M started it I dunno). This got confusing in the Microsoft world when the internet and WWW became popular because the forward slash "/" was the standard. All web browsers and web servers use the forward slash "/". But if you are typing at the command line (aka "DOS prompt") on a Microsoft operating system you still use the backslash (c:\thisdir\thatdir\myfile.txt). Depending on your version of windows you might be able to mix and match the "\" and "/" in the address bar of windows explorer (as in going to My Computer) and still get where you wanted to go, though it is not really the correct way of getting there and is relying on you computer making assumptions.
Anyhow, In the pic 66blake96 cited you have a backslash just before "pic8.jpg". That needs to be changed to a forward slash. The URL for pic8 should look like this:
http://home.inreach.com/ekyock/feb 14 2004/pic8.jpg
It looks like all the URLs for all your pics need to be changed in the same manner
note the %20 takes the place of the spaces in communication between the web browser and web server. Spaces are a bad habit for use in filenames and directory names, consider using underscores "_" instead in the future. Thats just nitpicking tho, after all some dumbass decided to make a "My Documents" directory standard on all windows systems (which does make working at the command line a little bit trickier because filenames must then be in quotes)
BTW, nice car
