[Kathy in Alaska]

Still here. I now have access to web space, but have no idea how to get anything there, and once there, how to use it. My car, license plate, and doll are saved as Favorites. Then I copy and paste the URL into that < img src thingy. Gotta figure out how to use the web space. I think I will go the HTML Bootcamp tomorrow.

I sure am glad that Diver Dave's remedy worked. I wonder why it didn't sting going on. I know you want to get that stuff done on your motorhome, but frying yourself can lead to infection and we can't have that.

[MistyCA]

Aha.....ok. What you have to do is move the graphics to your website. If you are using Internet Explorer it is pretty easy to do. Do you have an ftp address for your website? Open the website and then just drag the graphics from your hard drive into your website.

[MistyCA]

I just really didn't expect to have such a problem with the sun....wasn't considering the fact that the reflective roof was intensifying the heat. The next day I covered myself up with a towel (my legs) thinking that would help, but it really didn't. When the old putty stuff is cool, it is really hard to get off. My mistake is I went up there during the hottest part of the day so that I could take advantage of the sun softening the putty. Duh! Today using the hairdryer worked even better!

We have to teach you about making the dollz too. It's easy to make them but a little complicated getting them from the doll-maker site unto your computer.

[Snow Bunny]

Gosh your doing great Kathy. I would never have thought of doing it that way too. I am proud of you and I know you will be doing it all kinds of ways later on too.