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tried that as well. Im begining to think its my webhost. Maybe they dont support something or dont have something installed that I need. Thanks for all your help guys.

I cant see the image, but if I point my browser directly to the image it asks me if I want to download it. Im using Firefox, so any downloads come up in a download manager that asks if I want to download it or not.

If it helps my site url is: https://www.researchphenixcity.com

The image is in: https://www.researchphenixcity.com/wp-admin/picture2.tif

Its one of the Huygens Titan photos. If I point my browser to this specific url it tries to download the image. And please, dont think your sounding dumb. Whats dums is that Im a skilled pc tech, with a good bit of experience in web design, and I cant figure this out……..lol

I more than appreciate your help and your responses. The issue isnt resolved yet, but I thank you for all of your time. You could be doing better things than trying to help someone you dont even know.

-Yes. I have 4 folders (wp-admin, wp-content, wp-images, wp-includes) and 27 loose files.

-Im using an FTP GUI to upload the files to my server. In other words Im uploading the files from a directory on my machine to its place on my webhosts server, just as I would upload regular html pages. If they need to be uploaded in ASCII format……I dont even know how to go about doing that. None of the documentation specified such, I only read to upload “all files” to my web server.

-I can physicaly view all the files that have been uploaded to my server in a number of ways, all of which confirm that a precise copy of the files that I have downloaded as the .zipped files for this particular application are present. I have a GUI to view my files on, I also have a regular file manager. Believe me….they are there.

-Yes, I have tried to navigate to the various pages using Mozillas Firefox, Microsofts Internet Explorer, and a Linux Specific browser called Konqueror, on three seperate machines.

Thanks for the reply

-“forgive me if I sound a little froward, but when I view the source coding of the page where the link to “install.php” resides, I notice that the link is coded <a href='wp-admin/install.php'>. Now if Im not mistaken, shouldnt that link be surrounded by “” instead of ”? Do you think that it would help if I could locate this page and change that html coding? Just wandering

thanks agian

Is there something that suppose to be loaded into my actual database?

lol…im sorry……I didnt mean to sound snotty. Just being sarcastic to cool the tides…….lol……my bad.

Anyway, yes im sure they are all there. I have even reloaded them all a couple of times to make sure.

thanks anyway