How do I insert a web image into a word or HTML document?

I'm adding an image to a HTML document (converted from Word) that will be used in my email signature. However, I need this image to come from a website and it will then appear in the document as long as the viewer is connected to the net.





If I just paste in the image it doesn't appear on anyone else's machine.





Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

How do I insert a web image into a word or HTML document?
If you are working with microsoft works then you can simply just copy and paste the image or follow the detailed instructions here http://www.irc.gmu.edu/resources/finding...





now as for a html document well then you can just use this code to place an image there


%26lt;img src="urlhere" border="0"%26gt;


or follow this step by step instructions http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_image...





hope this helps
Reply:Michael got it real close, but the only thing is, he forgot the = sign inbetween src and the " mark. Dr. HOUSE was also correct in that the image needs to be hosted somewhere on a "server" where it can actually have its own URL, or what's better known as a "Web Address".





As with any Web page on the Internet, basically it is created, hosted and served using HTTP: H(yper)t(ext) T(ransfer) P(rotocol).





The core language used - even though many new scripts have come on the scene in the last couple years - is HTML: H(yper)t(ext) M(arkup) L(anguage).





There are many sites on the Internet where you can learn how to code HTML, and many programs available that offer you the ability to create pages without having to write any HTML. But, for now, click the link I'm providing below and it'll give you immediate solutions for what you're dealing with right now.
Reply:Plain and simple! You DONT insert an image! You insert a link to the image! The image file must accompany the html!
Reply:you'll have to upload the image to your server, then find the address for the image. The use this code





%26lt;img src"insert image url here"%26gt;