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no alignment (the same as "bottom-aligned")
a bottom or unaligned image, 
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looks like this.
tag = <IMG SRC=spiderbrain.gif width=136 height=116 alt="spider spinning filamentality">
top alignment
a top aligned image,
looks like this in relation to the text
tag = <IMG ALIGN=TOP SRC=spiderbrain.gif width=136 height=116 alt="spider spinning filamentality">
middle alignment
a middle aligned image, looks like this.
tag = <IMG ALIGN=MIDDLE SRC=spiderbrain.gif width=136 height=116 alt="spider spinning filamentality">
right alignment
a right aligned image looks like this.
tag = <IMG ALIGN=RIGHT SRC=spiderbrain.gif width=136 height=116 alt="spider spinning filamentality">
left alignment
a left aligned image looks like this.
tag = <IMG ALIGN=LEFT SRC=spiderbrain.gif width=136 height=116 alt="spider spinning filamentality">
Note: When you use right and left alignment, be ready to change where you add the line of HTML. Because text "fills in" after the image, you might need to put the <IMG ALIGN=LEFT SRC= etc. a few lines above where you think it should go. Experiment. You'll be able to work it out.
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