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-This module help you to put node/content title in image format.. in very easy way..
+This module helps you to set an image as the title for nearly any page using a simple file attach form.
 Just install module by putting into modules folder and installing.
-While creating node you will see one option to upload image to replace title.
-Mark checkbox to show this image title and upload image.
-View content/node now and see that is what you need ??
-got some issue, need more feature .. please submit to issue queue. waiting to hear from you.. 
+While creating node you will see an additional fieldset option called "Title image" where you can upload an image to replace the title.
+In block admin you will find a Title Image Upload block - place this on all pages except node/* to add images to non-node pages.
+This will expose a form called "Title image" in the region where you placed the block.
 
+By default all images go in to an img-title folder in the default files directory for Drupal, but you can change this directory name in admin:
+admin/settings/image-title
 
+To delete the title image, mark the checkbox and save.
+
+
 Still in to do list...
    Node type configuration for type based setting
-   More theming option.
+   More theming options.
    and what else you will need ...
 
 
+The $node->title text is included inside a <span> tag in the title variable, when a title image is available, which is being passed up also.
+This is merely for search engine optimisation reasons - so Google can still index your H1 text, as opposed to it only being an image tag.
+
+For this reason in your style.css you should include:
+
+h1.title span{
+  display:none;
+}
+
+to display only the image on screen but allow the node title to be indexed by search engines still.
+
+The title image upload form is also presented as a template variable, $image_title_form, available to all page.tpl.php files if you want to place it in a template.
+
+
 if you have any problem with this module contact developer at oscoder.com
 
-Alternate -- explained here http://drupal.org/node/221854
+Alternative approach for Drupal 5.x can be found here -- http://drupal.org/node/221854
 
+Drupal 6.x port and additional Drupal 6.x development done by:
+tayzlor -- http://drupal.org/user/274980
+greg.harvey -- http://drupal.org/user/130383