Pam do you in fact have a DVD burner installed or only a CD burner? Look at the front of the tower and it will be visible on the CD or DVD player. If you have a DVD then there should be software. However I will caution that using a DVD for photos is daunting when you need to find a photo - unless you are far more tidy minded than I am, and that would not be difficult when it comes to sorting my photos. Taking a 1 meg photo as an example you would get close to 800 on a CD. Using a 10 megapixel camera at it's highest setting creates an image around the 3 megapixel mark so you can still expect to save close to 260 photos per CD. I have no knowledge of Picassa or anyone space oriented photo saving site, I like my photos in my possession and under my control.

Yikes. The electrical is messy and I didn't realize how fuzzy the pic uploaded compared to the original. I don't have one without electrical that is jpeg. I'll ask my builder. For now is there a way I can upload the current one less fuzzy? MrsPete- I agree about the garage! I wish it didn't poke out. We needed the mudroom bathroom to be the one accessible from the backyard. Couldn't figure out a way to move the garage, keep the bathroom accessible on both ends, and stay under 104' width which is really at the widest we can be. Any ideas are appreciated.

You could also make each mini picture open in a new window by adding TARGET="_blank" The code would look like this: (I used your 1st picture as a sample) <A HREF="0333.jpg" TARGET="_blank"><IMG SRC="mini-033.jpg" BORDER="0"></A> Then the user can simple close the bigger picture when s/he's done and the mini pictures will still be in another browser. Good luck! www.LiveNudeDogs.com ------)>

brugloversz9, I downloaded the 300 dpi file from your link to see what the picture trail was providing. The image is 300 dpi, but the document size is only 1.75" x 1.33." I've been Googling about, because it's such a nice image and I have a feeling there must be a print or poster somewhere. I found an artist named Jacqueline Osborne, whose painting "Afternoon on the Boardwalk," is eerily familiar, except the women have been rearranged and now they're dressed in black! Even the shoes are the same. I also found a site where a craftsperson was showing some stamping she'd done on a notecard of our original colorful five ladies. They're out there somewhere.... Here is a link that might be useful: Poster