Don't use absolute positioning unless you understand it
Stuff like this tries to position items on your page in impossible areas
<div style="left: 334; top: 1317; width: 90; height: 536; position: absolute">
<div style="left: -308; top: -380; width: 170; height: 762; position: absolute">
<div style="left: -5; top: 58; width: 182; height: 705; position: absolute">
PS
remove all "&" from file names - illegal html
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| Same way I did before in 2000. The only difference is I
| have upgraded to 2003. I insert the image, then I right
| click to add hyperlink. Do I need to do this differently?
| I know that the URL for the hyperlink is correct. So I
| have made a quick fix by removing the hyperlink from the
| image and placing it above the image in the text. I rather
| have the hyperlink on the image. Help??
|
| URL:
http://www.pumpkinpatchcreation.com
|
| Thanks!!
|
| pumpkingirl
| >-----Original Message-----
| >How are you applying the link to the image, steps?
| >
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| in message
| >| >> When I insert a photo, and try to add a hyperlink, the
| >> cursor shows the correct hyperlink, but when it is
| >> published on the web, it says it is a "form
| confirmation",
| >> and doesn't show the page.
| >>
| >> Help??
| >>
| >> TIA!
| >
| >
| >.
| >