You dont necessarily have to have a seperate PHP page/script serve up the image, you could base64 encode the stream and embed it into your markup as you asked. Assuming you have a variable, for example $imagestream that equals the image field from your table row access routine, you could do this:  . ')'; ?> This works well for reasonably small to medium images, but be aware of two things: The page load time is increased as the image data is encoded in the HTML (actually bloated). Be sure your mime type is correct for the image. :)

First of all, don't start a topic with some generic topic like "help". I had to click on it and read it to determine it's contents - something I don't do when there's not much time. People could have an easy answer and skip your question, simply because the topic doesn't provide any clue. Most people posting questions here on the boards are looking for help in one way or the other. On to your problem; there are some free dictionaries here[^], but I never seen them and can't say much about them. Ergane[^] has it's dictionaries available as a separate download. Last alternative, you can download the wiktionary[^]. Good luck :) Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: