How to Upload JPG Images (4 Steps)

Transfer the digital images you will be using by attaching your digital camera or flash drive via a USB connection. Using an image software program, move the digital photos onto the computer and into a photo file or other folder created to hold the new photos.
Open the photos using photo viewer or photo editing software. Save them as a new file with a different file name using the '.jpg' extension. This will convert them into JPEG files, and they can now be uploaded.
Open an account with an online photo hosting service. Set a user name and password which will allow you to access your account and will allow you to upload your photographs to your online storage area.
Use the photo hosting service's online interface to select the photos on your computer which you would like to upload to your online photo hosting account. Choose the size you would like them to be saved to and adjust any other settings. Upload the photos using the 'Upload' button and wait while the photos are transferred from your computer to the online storage area.
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How to Create Custom Error Pages

Create your custom error page. Your custom error page can be whatever you'd like it to be -- funny, whimsical or apologetic. Create the 404 page in HTML and/or CSS code or use website design software like Adobe's Dreamweaver or Microsoft's Expression Studio.
Save your new error page as '404.html'. Save it into a folder or area on your computer where you can find it later to upload it to your website.
Log in to your hosting site and locate the .htaccess file. It should be in the main directory of your website, i.e., 'http://www.yourwebsitename.com/.htaccess."
Download the .htaccess file onto the computer or open it if your website has editing capabilities. If you downloaded it onto the computer, open it in a word processing program like Notepad.
Add the line 'ErrorDocument 404 http://www.yourwebsitename.com/404.html" to the document.
Save the .htaccess file and upload it back to your site (if downloaded).
Upload your '404.html' webpage to your domain, keeping it in the main directory of your site, e.g., 'http://www.yourwebsitename.com/404.html."
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