Now that everything has been set up in Page Properties, I'm ready to say ok.  I've set up my colors to be used and picked my background image.  Oh, and you did have to browse for the background image.  It is helpful to have gathered all the images you are going to be using on your web page into one folder.  That way you will have a much easier time browsing to that folder each time you add an image.

My page comes up and I'm ready to start adding things.  First I'll add a heading.  I've already set the text up to be black, but there are other things to change with the text.  I'm going to change the text size to 24, the font to Comic Sans, and use the first A to make it bold.  The second A is for Italic.  Between the font size and the A is the color if you want to change anything.  You can highlight different parts of the text on the page and make them different colors or sizes when you do that.

An important text bit of information here.  If you don't choose a font, the composer automatically picks what is called Variable.  It's a lot like Times New Roman.  You have to keep in mind that if you get too fancy picking text, many people may not get to see your page the way you do.  If you want to be sure of what they will see, stick with the common Window fonts.  Many times I will just allow the text to be Variable and it looks fine.  If I am giving lot's of information that I want to be presented in a crisp, clear manner, I choose Arial.  If I want the text to be a bit fun, I choose Comic Sans.

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