Thank you very much for this information. I just printed it up. I have not been able to post pictures and was going to ask for help. Someone suggested TiniPic as an easy site. You don't need to register or anything. But I didn't know which tag or how to get it in a post. I'm going to try your suggestions. Thanks, Jane

Wow, are you a programmer? I just have to use a photo website. I am copying this info and will play around with it. Thanks for the tip. glenda

My method is very simple. When I find an idea I like, I simply drag the photograph from the web page to a Microsoft Word document. Dragging is soooo fast! Once the picture is there (on the MS doc) it has the little corner markers so that I can resize it by doing nothing more than dragging one corner marker toward the diagonal corner till it's the size I need. To add the instructional text: I highlight it on the web page... click Edit then Copy.... and then I set my cursor beside the photograph on my Microsoft Word document... and then I click Edit then Paste. It actually takes longer to say it than to do it. I save the Microsoft Word document in a folder on my desktop entitled Creative Ideas. That way I never have to search for photos and instructions because I know they're all saved in that one folder.... and it's in plain sight. Inside that main folder are numerous other folders, each with their own titles, such as Jewelry.... sewing... garden art, etc. Once I've saved several new documents to the main folder... I go in and drag them into their appropriate sub folders. Often times, I use the same document for dozens of pictures or ideas. I'll put an example here. With this particular document... entitled "Composite Crazy Quilt Designs" each time I find a new picture of a crazy quilt online, I drag it to this same MS document and when I'm finished... I save the changes. So far I've added 11 different website pictures to this one document. I'll add a dozen more as they come along. I do realize I'm a bit of a neat freak... but this really is a great way to store ideas and find them easily. Here is a link that might be useful:

Hi OJ, Good for you! If one had written a small novel, and didn't want to risk it maybe getting lost, one could also open the post in another tab or window to reference the thread's info. Do you not do multiple tabs, or multiple windows? I know on dial-up it wouldn't be the fastest way. Sue