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To grab an image for your page, click and hold your mouse pointer on the image and select "save this image as…" View the source file to see the width and height dimensions for each image and use the following tagging for each image you use:
<img src="./name.type" width="nn" height="nn" alt="name for text only browsers">
Experiment by adding align=, hspace=, and vspace= elements to place images where you want them to be and to wrap text around an image.
skyline divider line
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red divider line
white picket fence divider line
yellow divider line
For more divider lines, see my collection of line dividers.
crumpled brownpaper back
yellow graph pad back
For more backgrounds, see my collection of backgrounds.
original teddy bear
tennis player from 1891
tricycle
treddle sewing
boating party
ballroom dancing
small sun
blue butterfly
bloodhound
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