[jaycee]

Thank you so much, Kitty! Like I always say the best people in the world are at the Finest FRiends. I will just take it slow but like I told Billie, it is so foreign about putting in different backgrounds, frames, then the picture I want, and the message. Someday I may grasp it! I just can’t seem to get it in my mind how you get all that together. I will need a Step 1, Step 2, Step 3, etc.etc. Understand?

[Billie]

Step 1: <center> You always want to start with your table centered.

Step 2: <table and then extra stuff here> After you type the word "table", you tell what color or background you want to use. This command is ALWAYS followed by <tr><td> ALWAYS - without it, it won't work.

Step 3: Repeat steps 1 & 2 as many times as you want to put a new 'frame' around your picture.

Step 4: the img src command that you use to post a picture.

What you did so far is called turning ON table commands. Every table command you turn ON, you have to turn OFF when you're finished putting something inside the tables (picture, text, whatever) You turn OFF the commands in the opposite order you turned them on. If you used 3 tables around your picture, you have to turn them off 3 times. Like this:

<td><tr><table><center>
<td><tr><table><center>
<td><tr><table><center>

More later when you're ready. :)

[Kitty Mittens]

I just had a Thought, jaycee; I Keep my Favorite Tables Stored in my Email! That Might be Something you would Want to Eventually Do. I just Copy and Paste the Table into an Email to myself, and then I Store it in an Email Folder I Labeled "Tables and Frames." Let me Know if you Ever Want Any of my Tables you Might See on my Lord's Day Graphics on Sundays. You could Simply Paste in a Few New Background Colors and Any Graphics you Might Select from the 'Net. Please Also Use Any of the Pics I Snap around the King's Ranch, as Well, if you would Ever Like to.

I Got Delayed for a Long Time before I could Even Learn to Do this, because in '05 I was in Constant Pain from 3 Herniated Discs in my Back, and Felt too Bad to Do it. But Now our Lord has Granted me a Reprieve from that Nightmare, and I've Learned a Lot this Year about Making Frames, although I still Need More Practice. (Thank you for your Help, Dear Billie and Dear Meg! I'll Always be So Grateful!)