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Question Posted Sunday September 25 2005, 4:30 pm

To use the backgrounds on other web pages:
1.Find the background you want to use
2.Right-click and do a "save background as..."
3.Upload it to your web page host and use it like you would any other background
Ok, I tried this but it wouldn't work. Can anyone please help me !?

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crystalxclear answered Thursday September 29 2005, 11:53 am:
So have you saved the image? (Number 2)
Now...
Find a web host such as:
www.imageshack.us
Now, go to Column settings and paste the url of your new image url to the background url thing.

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