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To: Bruce Brown who wrote (9545)	11/4/1999 11:04:00 AM
From: Curbstone	Respond to of 54805

Consider this profile advice a little payback for what this thread has given me this year: a portfolio I don't need to be ashamed of. The "Profile" section allows the use of several HTML commands, allowing for pictures and colored fonts (which I haven't learned yet) To add pictures, simply find any picture you want on the web, right-click it, click properties, copy (as in cut and paste) the url (address) that shows up in the properties dialog, and paste that address onto any line in your profile in this fashion: <IMG src=http://www.anysite.com/anypic.jpg> In some cases, if the url isn't too long, you can add multiple pictures to a line like I did, using the period-key as a way to space things evenly. The spacing part requires a lot of going back and forth. For that, it is a good idea to peoplemark your own profile to make it easier to get to.