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your pictures


Question Posted Monday October 29 2007, 11:07 am

how do you put one on top then one on bottom of the top?
everyone says you can't do it on paint, but if you can, how?


how do you put one pic of you smiling on top, and one under it, and your waving, with a border around it.


can you do this on paint
if not, where & is it free?
thanks alott!


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thefish answered Monday October 29 2007, 10:52 pm:
You can definitely do it on Paint and it's pretty easy.

Open Paint.
Go to Edit, and select Paste From.
Find the file and move it to where you want it.
Do the same with the other picture.

To make a border, select the rectangle tool (on the bottom, where there are four shapes). It will have three types of rectangles, you want the one on top because it's an outline. Click your mouse on the top left corner of the picture, then drag it to the bottom right corner. Don't let go of the mouse until you've got it where you want it.

If you want to change the thickness of the border, click on the line tool (just above the rectangle).

It takes a little bit of practice, but it's very simple. Hope my instructions were clear enough!

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theymos answered Monday October 29 2007, 1:56 pm:
This HTML should do it:

<table style="border: 1px solid black;padding:0;margin:0"><tr><td>

<img src="Top image URL">

</td></tr><tr><td>

<img src="Bottom image URL">

</td></tr></table>

In paint you would painstakingly position the images and then use the "rec table" tool to make a border. There isn't an automatic way to do it.

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