Displaying different web site images Accessing images entered on the .sitepref form FirstClass ships with images entered on the .sitepref form Images tab. If you decide to put custom images in this location (instead of placing them at the site or cluster level) to display on your web site, this is how Internet Services looks for them (in no particular order): •       the name of the image or resource starting with a tilde (~) (for example, ~image.jpg) Internet Services looks in the Home Page Folder located on the user’s Desktop. All images in this folder must have a valid extension (for example, .gif, .png, or .jpg) for them to be displayed on the web. •       the image or resource without an extension, Internet Services looks in the pictures.rez file (for legacy resources). We recommend that you always put an extension on images or other resources. Note You cannot have an object called Pictures, as the name is reserved for the pictures.rez file (see Illegal object names). •       by a fully qualified path in your document, for example, http://www.ads.com/myads/Image1.gif. Top For more information Site preferences defaults