Hey Brian,

I've just started using Markdown myself. I tried what you've got, and indeed that is the correct markup and it can be auto-generated if you drag and drop an image from your system onto TextMate.

I also noticed that if you append "file://" to the front of the absolute path it works. Maybe this is an indicator for a possible fix.

- Joe P

On Jun 13, 2008, at 7: 21PM, Brian H wrote:

I seem to be having problems with my Web Preview in (Markdown/ MultiMarkdown).

I'm trying to use the "Image" link, but the web preview does not show the image, but if I select "Markdown->MultiMarkdown->Generate Output and Open in Browser" it works just fine. I've tried specifying both a full path and a relative path.

Also, if I try with the web preview, select "Show Source", save the source to a HTML file, and then open the file, it shows both images just fine.

====CODE====

## Normal Link Test ##

An [example](http://www.google.com/ "Title")

## Image Link Test ##

A full path image link: 

A relative path image link: 

====CODE====

<web-preview.png>

<html-view.png>

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