My examples of basic mouse overs:        
                

To create the basic mouse overs, In Microsoft Front Page, go Insert> Component> Hover Button.  Type the buton text, which in my case is Mouse Over #1 and Mouse Over #2.   Both of the buttons are 120 pixels in width, and 24 in height.  Mouse over #1 has a green button color, and a blue effect color, with an effect of reverse glow.  Mouse over #2 has a blue button color, with an orange effect color, with a glow effect.

My examples of custom mouse overs:
             
To create the custom mouse overs, Paint Shop Pro 6 was used.  Make an image, size 100 pixels by 100 pixels, using the Picture Tube tool.  For 1, I used cosmos, 2 is fire, and 3 is fish.  Save the image in your file, and copy and paste it as a new image.  To the pasted version, use a deformation or effect to change it.  For 1, I used image> deformation> wind> strength 15.  For 2, I used fire, and for the effect, I painted on more, smaller fire.  For 3, I used image> deformation> wave.  Save this image under a different name than your first image.  Close all images in Paint Shop Pro 6, and return to Microsoft Front Page.  Make another button, but choose custom.  Under custom, where it says "button," choose browse and find the file where you saved your first image.  In the next line, choose browse and choose your second image.  

My first web banner:

To make the first web banner, Paint Shop Pro 6 was used.  Choose file> new image> size 600 pixels by 65 pixels.  click on the picture tube button and choose a graphic.  Fish was used for this banner.  The graphic was rescaled at 80%.  With the left mouse button, I filled up the area with fish.  Opaqueness of this layer was set to 65.  Next, with the text button, I typed Candice's Web Site.  This banner was created with three layers.  Copy merge was chosen, and it was pasted into Front Page.

My second web banner:

Using a digital camera, my picture was taken and saved on the computer network.  I tried different deformations and effects on my picture, and finally settled on feedback with an opacity of 44, intensity of 52, horizontal center of 88, vertical center of 91.  The picture tube was used, with clouds in scale 25, to border my face.  Create the banner by choosing flood fill.  Pick purple-blue-orange with the sides set to blue and the inside orange.  Choose linear gradient, with an angle of 7.  Set paper texture to pinwheel.  Click left mouse button on banner to flood fill.  To make the title, click on text and create as floating.  Go Image> Effect> Drop Shadow.  Opacity- 90, vertical offset 4, horizontal offset 7, blur 5.  Using the selection tool, draw a box around the picture, and pick feathering: 11.  Copy and paste as a new layer.    

Web graphic buttons

                                        
To create the web graphic buttons, open Paint Shop Pro 6.  Create a new painting, size 200 x 200 pixels, on a white background.  Using the selection tool, place a circle filling the drawing with a feather of 0.  Do not drop the selection.  Pick the flood fill tool and set the tool options for fill style and gradient.  Set the fill style to sunburst gradient, and the gradient to black-white with a horizontal center of 34, and vertical of 35.  Fill the circle so the highlight is at the upper left.  Without dropping the

Skills used
     The skills used on this page include Microsoft Front Page, Paint Shop Pro 6.  
I learned how to use:   Deformations, Effects, Crop, Dropper, Clone Brush, Retouch, Picture Tube, Flood Fill, Text, Copy, Paste, Copy Merge, Image Resize, Colors> Adjust.  

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