Rosanne,

Assuming the information you want is not copyrighted...
the basics for what you are describing are fairly straightforward.

Once you have the desired web page displayed in your web browser,
click VIEW -- SOURCE which will open a new window that displays
all the text of the current file.  Now you can click and drag the HTML
you wish to copy and then click the EDIT -- COPY menu.

Once that is done, switch over to Front Page Express, place the
insertion point where you want the code/banner to appear and
click INSERT -- HTML MARKUP.  Now (on the keyboard)
press CTRL+V to insert the copied html into the window.
Click OK and you should now have a copy of the banner.

The proverbial fly in this ointment, is......
if you don't know HTML, how do you know what needs
to be copied out of the original page.......

Jim Meagher

----- Original Message -----
From: "Rosanne Cleveland-King" <[log in to unmask]>


> >From Jim Meager:
> >Your question is rather vague and very confusing.
> First you said that you don't write HTML but then
> later you said that want to paste it into your own html.
>
> You need to repost your request with a lot more details.
> What kind of ad is it?  Text? Graphics? Banner?
> Where would you put it?
> What web browser are you using?
> How did you create the ad you already have?
> The more details you can give us, then the more
> meaningful our answer will be.<
>
> I totally agree with your answer!  How vague can you get!  This man is
> selling a different product on Ebay than I have, but I like the way he has
> his advertised, in that he does use HTML to do his ads.  Once you have
that,
> you can paste it into the ad you write for Ebay, as it accepts either text
> or html.  I do think that I need to learn to do my own html, and now that
my
> art season is about over, I can concentrate on doing that.  I would like a
> recommendation for the proper program to use.  I have Front Page Express
and
> Coffee Cup, but am willing to try anything.  I am bright, but don't have a
> high level of concentration.  I don't want music or scrolling screens,
just
> a few nice headlines in color, etc.
> Thanks again,
> Rosanne
>
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