-To take a background you can do either of two things.
1. You can put your pointer on the background you want and then click to the right on your mouse. Then some options should come up. You can click on 'save this image as' and save your image and then upload it on your homepage. This method may take up a lot of memory on your homepage, so I prefer the method below.
2. You can do a right click on your mouse like I mentioned above. Then you will get the options, and this time click on 'view this image.' This will show you the background by itself and at the top of the screen it will have the URL of the image. Write down this URL (for example: http://geocities.datacellar.net/SiliconValley/Bay/1349/spec.jpg) Then in your html script for your homepage put the line below in brackets.< >
BODY BACKGROUND="put the image URL here"
-To take an image you can do the same thing I mentioned above except instead of using BODY BACKGROUND=, you use the line below and put it in brackets < >
img src="put image URL here"
* Sometimes saving an image and then uploading it to your webpage is safer because if this website moves or removes some of it's images, you won't be able to access it through the first method I mentioned.
