How to insert an image on a wiki page

Open your browser of choice (Firefox or Internet Explorer)
Access the MIT Wikis Dashboard
Select Libraries Monograph Cataloging
- Consider bookmarking this page for ease of access at later dates
Navigate to the page in which you plan to add an image
- For the purposes of this training, we will use Cataloging work-supply as an example
Run your mouse over the ADD button in the upper right-hand corner. In the drop-down menu, select ATTACHMENT.
Use the BROWSE button to locate the image file that you plan to insert in the page.
- NOTE: the file must be an image file (.gif, .tif, or .jpg). Any other type of file will not work.
- NOTE: If you plan to add more than one image to the page, click the ATTACH MORE FILES link to attach as many as 5 images at a time.

After you have selected your file(s), click the ATTACH FILE(S) button to attach the image file to the page.
The resulting page should reflect that your file has been attached. The file name, size, creator, and dates will appear within a green line.
Next, click on the page in which you plan to add the image from the crumb trail at the top of the page within the black bar.

An editing pane will open, defaulting to the Rich Text tab.
- Ignore the text found at the top of the page, from “Monograph Cataloging Documentation through "column:width=68%." DO NOT EVER MAKE ANY CHANGES TO THIS TEXT! It sets the parameters of the page and should be left alone.

Insert your cursor in the place where you would like to insert the image, then click on the INSERT/EDIT IMAGE button on the toolbar (it looks like a photo of mountains)

All images attached to your page should appear in the middle of the dialog box (see #1, above). Click on the appropriate image, then click OK.
The image should now appear within your documentation in the Rich Text tab.

When you have finished adding all images, click the Save button in the lower right-hand corner.