!begin_node (!kkw [img])
!html_name cmd_img()

Output inline images.

!begin_xlist [(!TYPEPOSITION)]

!item [(!TYPEPOSITION)] (!PLACEHOLDER), (!MAINPART)

!item [(!SYNTAX)] (!T)(!/img [(!FILE)] [(!TEXT)] {[(!TEXT)]})(!t)

!item [(!DESCRIPTION)]
Use this placeholder to use an image right inside the text of HTML or
WinHelp. If another destination format will be used only ""(!TEXT)""
will be  displayed. When converting to HTML, (!file [file.gif]) will be used,
when converting to WinHelp (!file [file.bmp]) will be used. UDO doesn't check
if this file exists.

Since version 6.5.18, this command has been enhanced: (!nl)
(!/img [(!FILE)!] [(!TEXT) [(!TEXT)!]!]) (!nl)
This has effects only on HTML, HTML Apple Help and HTML-Help output.
The second (!TEXT) will then be used for the attribute ""title"". If only one (!TEXT)
exists, both attributes ('alt' and 'title') get the same text. Example:

<img src=""d.gif"" width=""xxx"" height=""yyy"" border=""0"" alt=""text"" title=""text 2"">

!item [(!EXAMPLE)]
(!T)(!/img [dh] [my logotype])(!t)

!item [(!EXISTSSINCE)] Release~4 Version~0.48

!item [(!SEEALSO)]
(!link [Images] [Images]), (!KW [image]), (!KW [no_img_size])

!end_xlist

!end_node
