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This is not an optimal way to resolve the image upload problem, but it works for me.
I tested it on the "uploadtest.html" document that was bundled with the FCKeditor!
Go to the location: "/fckeditor/editor/filemanager/connectors/uploadtest.html" in your setup to verify that you have it.

1) After successfully installing the FCKeditor, ensure that your "config.php" file has the following line edited to read as:
     $Config['Enabled'] = true ;
     (Heed the warning!)

2) Provide a link next to your editor accessing the uploadtest.html

3) This guide is based on the "PHP" FCKeditor version:
     Select "php" for the 'File Uploader' and "Image" for the 'Resource Type'

4) I created and placed the "userfiles" folder at the root level. Make it readable, writable and executable for uploads.

5) Leave 'Current Folder' as "/"

6) Browse your local machine for the file.     Tip:: Upload images without spaces in the filenames.

7) If nothing appears to happen after you select "Send it to the Server", stop and retry!
     For some reason, my first attempts seem to "hang."

8) After the file has been uploaded, return to your Editor panel and select the "Image insert" icon.
     Then Insert the image into your document using the "Image-URL" feature.

9) Tip:: I found that resizing uploads to a "100px" width was suitable.     Of course, this is very subjective.