Sure, use MS Excel and a simple text editor, I recommend Notepad ++. Helps if you know a little Excel tricks and some very basic HTML. And it only really works if photos are in sequence.

Example, keeping it sort of simple:
in column A of the spreadsheet enter the image html stuff followed by a part of the picture's URL that doesn't change. Goes without saying that all these entries I'm typing out for you should go in the same row.

<img src="http://img7.rajce.idnes.cz/d0703/4/4991/4991231_ac8455b38bcd60492560032fb695d61e/images/DSCN

Now make the column wide enough to read the whole thing so it doesn't hide the next stuff.

Second column, a number. It's your starting point.

1478

Third column, the rest of the address and the rest of the html tag

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and it's <img, not &lt;img. sorry.

A more elegant way is to use named cells in your spreadsheet, if you know about those. Happy hunting.

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thank you! i'll give it a try and post if i have results!