Inserting a Graphic One feature of Web pages that has made the World Wide Web so popular is teh ease of displaying a graphic image. An inline image appears directly on the Web page and is loaded when the page is loaded. An external image is not displayed with the Web page. Instead teh browser must have a file viewer , an application that the browser loades auctomatically whenever it encounters the image file and displays the image. You can fine file viewser at servaral Internet Web sites.
Most browser make it easy to set up viewers for use with the Web.
Instead they are represented by an icon that a user clicks to view the image. However, external images are not limited to the GIF and JPEG formats. You can set up virtually any image format as an external image on a Web page, including clips and sound files. To access the iamge file you need to include the filename within the tag. If the image file is located in the same directory as the HTML file, you do not need to include any directory information.