n Position your cursor in the document, and from the menu bar, choose Insert ??? Image.
n Position your cursor in the document and press Ctrl+Alt+I (Command+Option+I).
n Drag the Image button from the Images menu of the Insert bar??™s Common category onto
your page.
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n Drag an icon from your file manager (Explorer on Windows or from the Finder or the Desktop on
a Mac) or from the Files panel onto your page.
n Drag a thumbnail or filename from the Image category of the Assets panel onto your page. This
capability is covered in detail in a subsequent section, ???Dragging Images from the Assets Panel.???
For all methods except those using the Assets panel or the file manager, Dreamweaver opens the Select
Image Source dialog box (shown in Figure 9-3) and asks you for the path or address to your image file.
Remember that in HTML, all graphics are stored in separate files linked from your Web page.
FIGURE 9-3
In the Select Image Source dialog box, you can keep track of your image??™s location relative to your current Web page.
Dreamweaver??™s Select Image Source dialog box includes two main options at the top: Select
File Name From File System or From Data Sources. This chapter covers inserting static images
from the file system.
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