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IMHO the easiest way is to use notepad. Find the src="" tag that has the path to the image and just put the new image filename in and you are done.
 
I would say do as posted above, BUT

set the img src="" tag to something like,

mainpage.jpg

then each time you want to change the image you save over mainpage.jpg with a new file, this will make it as easy as uploading a new image, no code change what so ever
 
heres wat u need to edit

231203-Image1.gif
 
One thing though, if the image is not the same dimensions you may have to edit the width and height attributes (or it will resize and possibly distort your image).
 
But that particular photo contains the red curvy border that you see to the left of the photo. I would need to edit the page so that the red curvy border stays put, and only the photo gets swapped out. How would I do this?
 
Patrick G said:
But that particular photo contains the red curvy border that you see to the left of the photo. I would need to edit the page so that the red curvy border stays put, and only the photo gets swapped out. How would I do this?

Mspaint? lol The red curvy thing is a part of the image, not the webpage. You will have to edit the new image to include it.
 
I just noticed this thread and i hope i got here in time.
What you do is take the photo of the fire truck and edit it. Clip out the red curve border part , make the empty space transparent and save as a .GIF as follows:
leftedgepic.gif


I used the same image size as the original to force the table to fit it. So actually when i highlighted the red parts i inverted the selection and deleted everything else.

Now change the following code:
Code:
<TD ROWSPAN=10>
<IMG alt="Brookline Fire Protection District" SRC="images/index_05.gif" WIDTH=520 HEIGHT=349 ALT=""></TD>
</TR><TR><TD>

To this:
Code:
<TD ROWSPAN=10 background="backgroundimage.gif">
<IMG SRC="leftedgepic.gif" WIDTH=520 HEIGHT=349 ALT=""></TD>

backgroundimage.gif is the image you can change regularly.
leftedgeimage.gif is the red curved transparent image.
 
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