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If you go to Picasa you should have a link for each picture. You could include that in the test you post via email.
ReplyDeleteIf you have Picasa 3 on your computer and put your photos there, you can send them right to Blogger. There's a Blogger icon right on the home site of Picasa 3. Select your photos and click the icon. It'll send them right to your blog.
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