I tried the tab, and clicking it to death, yet I can't bring it out so I can
edit it. what else can I do. I use FP2003 with Win XP. Help, please!

What kind of object are you trying to work with?

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"Renae" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I tried the tab, and clicking it to death, yet I can't bring it out so I can
> edit it. what else can I do. I use FP2003 with Win XP. Help, please!

Go outside the box - send the objects in front to the back. This will bring
that object at the back to the front.

Note that these objects use VML graphics, which in my opinion should not be
used on a publicly accessible web site.
VML graphics are only visible in Internet Explorer V5.5 and later, running
on Windows PCs. Other browsers will render either nothing at all, or low
quality .gif images. VML graphics are also absolutely positioned, and
unless you use absolute positioning correctly this will give even more
problems

You can construct your drawing, then cut and paste it into a graphics
editor, crop and optimise for the web and save it outside the website..
Then File->import into to the website. This image can be used without any
problems.
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"Renae" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I tried the tab, and clicking it to death, yet I can't bring it out so I
can
> edit it. what else can I do. I use FP2003 with Win XP. Help, please!