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Old 04-21-2009, 07:28 PM #11
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Becky,

The skin is the look of NT. The colors and pictures that are in the background.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page. Wayyyyy down.

At the bottom left side of the colored bar is a box that should say Default Style and have a little arrow pointing down.

Click on the little arrow. A drop down menu will appear with many choices.

Just pick one. You can keep changing them, until you find a style you like the best.

Here is a sample of how to delete a PM. It shows the Tulip and the pink colors

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Yah, but where does the skin go?
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"Skin" is the back ground colors. For example, default is white and blue, but you can change that to one of the other choices. Like, I have the "spring" back ground, it's a sagie green, with a very light tan, and at the top it has some yellow tulips.
I love to be able to change the back grounds. Kind of like when you have an e-mail site, and you have color options for the tool bar..etc.
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Wow - I didn't know I had options on my email too!





(just kidding - I have set that up, I'm just not up on the tech terms really)

I am going to check out these skins though. You said you can help with posting graphics too? I love yours, the little monkeys are so fun!

Thanks for the lessons!

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"Skin" is the back ground colors. For example, default is white and blue, but you can change that to one of the other choices. Like, I have the "spring" back ground, it's a sagie green, with a very light tan, and at the top it has some yellow tulips.
I love to be able to change the back grounds. Kind of like when you have an e-mail site, and you have color options for the tool bar..etc.
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http://www.glitter-graphics.com/
This site is really easy to use. You don't have to load anythingon your computer or join to use the graphics.

Search for the picture you want. The box says Tags and has a big blue Search button.

Click on the picture you want. Then follow these directions I'm going to post in screen shots.

Highlight the complete text in the bottom box. That is the one for posting of forums.
Right Click Copy.


sample of how to post the graffics

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On an open Reply Box, Right Click Paste.

Do not change the code. Leave some space for text you want to add to your reply.

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The code will appear. Then just hit Submit Reply.

It's easy, just copy and paste.

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This is SO FUN! (You know what they say - simple pleasures for simple minds - HA!)

Thanks for the detailed instructions. I can't imagine another place on earth where I can get help figuring my health issues out, support for my varying moods, and lessons in fun stuff on the computer! I saved that link in my fav's and I'll have to actually "do it" a couple of times to cement it in my skull - LOOK OUT EVERYONE - the pictures will be a-flying!
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Have fun with them Becky. Use this thread to practice.
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I keep doing the changing of the skin but nothing happens????help???
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