Does anybody know how I can tile a backgraound tracing image in
Frontpage 2003?
Thank you.

That's how background images do normally. Maybe I don't understand what you
are asking.

Oh - you want to tile the tracing image? You'd have to do that in a
graphics editor.

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> Does anybody know how I can tile a backgraound tracing image in
> Frontpage 2003?
> Thank you.
>

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...923171033.aspx

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> Does anybody know how I can tile a backgraound tracing image in
> Frontpage 2003?
> Thank you.
>

This Microsoft Website you gave me doesnt show how to tile a background
tracing image. It shows something totally opposite of what I asked.

Ok, we'll go back to basics.
If you want a background image to "tile," make it smaller that the area you want to use it in, and
then insert it as the background image.
It will automatically tile.

If I misunderstood your meaning for the term "Tracing Image" please feel free to educate me.

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> This Microsoft Website you gave me doesnt show how to tile a background
> tracing image. It shows something totally opposite of what I asked.
>

My fault. I thought a background image with a little bit of
transparency was called a tracing image. A tracing image is totally
different than what I was wanting to do. I was wanting to make a tiled
watermark with a little bit of transparency, not a tracing image. The
type that stays stationary in the background while the images and text
scroll with the scroll bar. Tracing image sounds like what it should be
called and not watermark. lol. My fault.

Create the transparency and the watermark in your graphics editor.

Affix it to the background of the page with CSS -

<style type="text/css">
<!--
body { background-image:url(foo.gif); background-attachment:fixed; }
-->
</style>

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<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> My fault. I thought a background image with a little bit of
> transparency was called a tracing image. A tracing image is totally
> different than what I was wanting to do. I was wanting to make a tiled
> watermark with a little bit of transparency, not a tracing image. The
> type that stays stationary in the background while the images and text
> scroll with the scroll bar. Tracing image sounds like what it should be
> called and not watermark. lol. My fault.
>