wysiwig

Hola gente, necesito un editor de texto que me deje subir imagenes, no quiero que me pida URL, si no que pueda examinar sus archivos y subir una imagen desde el editor, he probado en el niceditor, pero ya seleccione todos los botones y no me aparece el boton para subir las imagenes, el cfkEditor, y otros y no he podido conseguir lo que busco, si alguien sabe de un editor con esta funcionalidad, que sea fácil de usar por el usuario porfavor dejeme el link. Salu2

Have installed CKEditor (eventually) on a test site within a folder called "drupal" on a 1and1 hosted site.
All is well but when uploading an image it won't display in the preview or live.

The image is getting saved in this path: "/drupal/sites/all/modules/ckeditor/ckfinder/core/connector/php/images".
However the wysiwig thinks they're saved here: "/drupal/sites/all/sites/default/files/images/"

I'm not fussed where the images are saved, I just want to get them to display correctly and can't see an obvious place to configure the path to images within drupal.

I'm using Drupal 6.13 with the WYSIWIG module and tinyMCE.

I have used WYSIWIG module's profile>configure dialogue to set tinyMCE to "Use theme CSS". When inputting data using tinyMCE, the style is not the site's themed style, however the resulting node displays to the correct css. Is this the way it is supposed to work or should the text I'm typing into the editor be using the site's theme css as I type?

I posted this question in the forums and it got buried with no responses. Thanks for any help with this!

I posted this in the forums but it was buried with no response, so I'm hoping to find some answers here.

I'm using Drupal 6.13, and have installed TinyMCE using the WYSIWIG module. Everything works great with the editor, but I'm confused about some issues I'm having with the teaser breaks: