Does this seem okay ?

<dl>

<dt>Format: JPEG</dt>

<dt>Dimensions: 600w x 536h</dt>

<dt>Size: 322,7K</dt>

<dt>Settings: Quality is 100, Non-Progressive, Optimized on</dt>

</dl>

 `<title>smÂfolk-barneklÊr-gensertraktor</title>

![småfolk barneklær traktor motiv på genser](BrowserPreview_tmp.jpg?1310796554)` 

```eh and as you see there are some norwegian letters in there..

Spot on - thanks. Ive just been adding the alt text saving it the regular way. I just have to use save for web devices and specify.

Thanks. So I actuallyhave to consider file name of image, title text of image and alt text.

The website we are using is delivered from a company - so quite some of the coding etc isnt accessible by me. I am just adding the picture and text. So my way to do this i guess have to be to 'mark' the image with the necessary info before uploading it to the site.

I think i use title text. When clicking image on our website that takes you to the product page where there is a description of the product  or image. At least when i use seo-browser part of this product info seems to be applied to the picture but not in full (eg when I profile a product image on home page) there is a part of this product info shown when opening source of homepage.

EDIT: I might have to talk to my webshop provider. My basic knowledge is a bit sparse but it isnt possible to add HTML to an image file eg .jpg and still keep it in an image file format ? What i do basically in our webshop is to upload the image in the 'right' folder and then add the image text. This is done for maybe 70-100 products 2-3 times a year. Adding it in the code isnt available to me and doesnt  seem like an option with this volume ?

Anyone have any ideas ?

This is the website if its any help: http://epleskrinet.no/

Simple question i think. Ive started adding alt tags to images using the slice tool in photoshop. This takes up a menu were the last part of is alt tag:

This way to add alt tags does work right? I used SEO-browser afterwards and couldnt see the tag. There are maybe other better ways to see if your tags are in there ?

Dan L.