If this isn't the case, then you should complete the previous tutorial before tackling this exercise. Click on the Insert Image button in the toolbar. The Image Properties dialog box will appear. In the dialog box which appears, select the butterfly.jpg file from the previous tutorial, and click on Open . Now that you've chosen the appropriate filename for your in-line image, you need to specify some alternative text for the image.
Alternative text is important, for a variety of reasons.
When someone is loading your page over a modem, the alternative text will appear as a 'placeholder' for the image, before the image file has time to load. The following steps will explain how to add alternative text for the butterfly image. Click on the Alt. A new window will appear. In the box at the top of the window, enter Butterfly , and click on OK .