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Banner Creation Queue
for this cyber-wizard

This cyber-wizard has discontinued participation in the Banner Creation Volunteer program. Please visit the rest of this Web Bungalow!
Active Banner Creation Volunteers can help you out! For "do-it-yourselfers," the "How To" page may be of interest.
Interested in other Web Site and HTML tips, tricks, and stuff? Visit the Web Page Page!

After you have a banner that you like, upload [copy] the banner into your Web site. This can be done using either FTP or the GeoCities EZ Upload tool. Then, visit the Banner Submission Page and follow the instructions. Be certain that you supply just the portion of your URL A F T E R the "geocities.com/" part.
If I prepared the banner you'd like to use, and put it on a web page, grab it from there. You should be able to save the file onto your computer's hard drive. For most persons, "Click once with the right-mouse-button, select 'Save Picture As...', pick where to save the banner, then click the [Save] button." If that doesn't work for you, you should be able to click [View\Source] to see the HTML code to where the banner is stored, and what it's called. Of course, everything should be somewhere under here.

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	This cyber-wizard has discontinued participation in the Banner Creation Volunteer program. Please visit the rest of this Web Bungalow! Active Banner Creation Volunteers can help you out! For "do-it-yourselfers," the "How To" page may be of interest.		Interested in other Web Site and HTML tips, tricks, and stuff? Visit the Web Page Page!
	After you have a banner that you like, upload [copy] the banner into your Web site. This can be done using either FTP or the GeoCities EZ Upload tool. Then, visit the Banner Submission Page and follow the instructions. Be certain that you supply just the portion of your URL A F T E R the "geocities.com/" part. If I prepared the banner you'd like to use, and put it on a web page, grab it from there. You should be able to save the file onto your computer's hard drive. For most persons, "Click once with the right-mouse-button, select 'Save Picture As...', pick where to save the banner, then click the [Save] button." If that doesn't work for you, you should be able to click [View\Source] to see the HTML code to where the banner is stored, and what it's called. Of course, everything should be somewhere under here.