--Program Usage Guide--  Basic Box Settings:

Box Body Graphic URL

The 'Box Body Graphic URL' field controls the graphical style of your Curved Corners Box body. You have three different things you can do with this field. The first thing you can do is to erase the field. That will cause the body of the Curved Corners Box to be solid colored instead of a graphic like wood. The actual color of the body would then be determined by your setting for the field right below this one called the 'Box Body Color' field. This technique must be used if you want your box body to be solid colored instead of graphical.

The second thing you can do with this field is to use the 'Graphic Picker' link right after the field to choose one of my graphics to use for your Curved Cornered Box body. Some graphics of wood, wood logs, stone, bricks, and lines are offered there. If you pick a graphic using the 'Graphic Picker', then the actual graphic used to create your graphical Curved Corners Box body is hosted by me.

The third thing you can do with this field is to enter in the URL of any arbitrary graphic on the web! You should not remote link to graphics on other peoples web sites, it should be a graphic that you already have a legitimate right to use. Just enter the fully qualified URL of the graphic into this field. A fully qualified URL begins with a 'http://'. After you enter the fully qualified graphic URL into this field, press return while in the field or click somewhere outside the field to start the WYSIWYG auto update.

Some graphics that work great as the graphical body of a Curved Corner Box are pictures of wood, wood logs, stone, tile, metal, or anything else you have. Your imagination is your limit! Some of the wooden Curved Cornered Box bodies you see on this web site were created by me taking a digital picture of one of the boards in my coffee table and then uploading the graphic and entering the URL into this field! For more information on how to use your own graphics with this system, refer to the section of this manual titled 'Using Your Own Graphics'.

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