A couple of questions came up (briefly) in yesterday's IRC meeting about how to insert images into kohadocs, so I thought I'd explain how I've been handling them. First of all, I do all the docs in DocBook xml, almost always as an article. I use XMLMind (http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/) to make the process easier. Then I convert the finished xml source to html and pdf, and store all three versions on kohadocs.org. To get XMLMind to include images in the html files it creates (without paying for the expensive full version of XMLMind), the images have to be in gif format. Getting images into pdf files has been a problem, since I have yet to find a DocBookXML->pdf converter that can handle them. So for Nick's "Koha Architectural Study," for example, I used Scribus to manually create a high-quality pdf file (very time-consuming) and converted all the images to tif format. I use gimp to do all these conversions, and would use svg format instead of tif for the pdf files, except the gimp can't handle that kind of conversion. So that's how I've been doing it. I _welcome_ suggestions for better ways to handle images, particularly for the pdf files. Stephen -- Stephen Hedges Skemotah Solutions, USA www.skemotah.com -- shedges@skemotah.com