A few ways of putting images in your ads.

If you have one image to put in your ad then put the following code in what used 
to be called the Picture URL box. This will trigger the  and the  icons.

http://YOUR.URL.HERE/pic1.jpg

Note: Only one image can go in what used to be called the Picture URL box. 
You can put additional pictures in the description box using image tags as shown below.

Note: You CANNOT use an *.html file for an image!!

Extra Hint: If you want to center an image placed in the Picture box add 
<center> to the end of the Description box.

If you want more than one image, side by side, in your description box you must
control the width. Then the following code should work in the description area.

<img src=http://YOUR.URL.HERE/pic1.jpg width=300 hspace=10>
<img src=http://YOUR.URL.HERE/pic2.jpg width=300 hspace=10><P>

The hspace puts a little room on each side of the image.

Note: The  and the  icons will not trigger unless you put something in 
what used to be called the Picture URL box. Try this:
http://pics.ebay.com/aw/pics/dot_clear.gif

If you don't care whether they are side by side or not then use:
  
<img src=http://YOUR.URL.HERE/pic1.jpg hspace=10><P> 
<img src=http://YOUR.URL.HERE/pic2.jpg hspace=10><P> 
<img src=http://YOUR.URL.HERE/pic3.jpg hspace=10><P>

FINAL NOTES: "bmp" images can only be viewed by some browsers,
     use "jpg" or "gif" images so MOST browsers can render them.
     If you use width=xxx (where xxx is the actual width),
     your auction will load much faster.
     If you don't use a file extension, (ex. .jpg)
     some browsers will not view your image.