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Here's what your page should look like now. Your links in the left side may be aligned differently if you used Shift+Enter to advance only one line. If so, you'll see a small next to each one. That indicates a "break", or if you viewed the HTML code a <br> tag.

You can add any text and images to the page that you would like. To add an image, use your Windows Explorer to move or copy the image file into the same directory as your page. This is important. If your images aren't in the same place on your hard drive that they will be on your web server, or your web directory, your pictures may not display. FPX uses the local structure to write the proper tag in the HTML code when you add an image. If you browse two directories away when you add the image, and then upload the page and image to the same directory, the code will be looking for the image in a different directory.

TIP: Get in the habit of using all lower case filenames, including the extensions, (.html, .gif, .jpg). Many Internet servers are caSE sensitive for filenames and directory names. picture.GIF isn't the same as PICTURE.gif for the file. Also, you can't have spaces in your filenames for the Internet. You may want to rename your files before you add them to your page. If you are in the Browse dialog, you can even rename them from there. Just click once on the file, pause a second, then click again, you can then rename it. Or, right click on the file and choose "rename" from the drop down list.

Now, how about some images, click where you would like the image to go, and click on the Picture icon. In the dialog that appears, click on Browse and, as long as you're working in the proper directory, you should see your image files listed. OK, add your image.