1. On the upper left of your screen, see where it says Portfolio: # items? Great! Click the bit which tells you how many items you have.
         2. At the top, there are tabs. Don't touch 'em. LOL. Beneath there, you should see 'Create Item'. Click that.
         3. That will open up more option. At the top of the second column, click 'Image'.
         4. The next several steps are handled just as you would with a static (or any) item. Don't forget to set a Content Rating on all of your items.
         5. Section Five is where things are different. This is where you'll see 'Image File:' with a blank bar and then a 'Browse...' button. Click browse and locate the image in your computer's memory. Double click it. Great! The path to your image will automatically show up in the empty box.
         6. If you would like the image to bring a person to a specific item when they click on it, then you will need to enter that item's ID number in the space provided -or put in 100 for the image to link back to your portfolio.
         7. Image Sharing. Use the drop down menu to select the level of membership of others members that you would like to allow to use your image. If you do not want anyone else using the image, then do nothing.
         8. Image Border: If you want the image to have a border, use the drop down menu to say so. If not, do nothing.
         9. Section 6 really isn't very important when it comes to images, but you can click things as much as you'd like and I'll not say a peep.
         10. Woo! We made it to Section 7! Click 'Save and View'. It will create the item and bring you to it. At the top of the item, you will see a series of numbers (It's above the item's title... You'll see >>Image >>Type of Image >>Genre >>ID #0000000 -Obviously, it won't be 0's that you see.). That is the number you will plug into the aforementioned {image:} tag.

Well, this has gotten incredibly long, so I'm going to shut my pie hole now. Hope you all have fun using your images! (And remember, if you want them to rotate every time the page is refreshed, then use the {image:} tag with commas -without spaces, between the different item #'s.

{image:1527217,1527220}
** Image ID #1527220 Unavailable **
Go ahead, refresh!

Love and happiness to all,
Stephanie Grace

Anyone wanna help me on this one? Well, Bob, I'm not sure how much help I can be in that area. Honestly, I've been struggling to even write three words for .... months. Perhaps for my next newsletter, I shall ask some friends and crack a few books and think a bit and do a newsletter of tips and tricks. Would that work? If you have some specific questions or anything, just e-mail me and I'll either give an answer, find an answer, or find someone who is better suited to give an answer. Another good idea might be to check out The Newsletter Archives ( http://www.writing.com/main/newsletters/action/archives ).

Thank YOU, Troy! There is nothing more encouraging than actually having a person say they thought I did something good. I really thought the cNote newsletter might be a flop! I'm so glad that people enjoyed it!

Thank you, Mr. Jace! I realized that even I tend to neglect cNotes once in a while, so I figured I should remind everyone of how simple it can be to send a smile or a hug. I think, especially for newer members, it's a great way to say 'Thank you' when you really don't know how to say it.

That's probably the most frequently asked question on WdC. Even those that have been here for years have trouble getting reviews sometimes. The easiest way is to review others' works. Most people will gladly reciprocate as a means of thanking you for the review. Just try not to flat-out ask someone for a review unless they're a friend. Random asking from strangers can be a little awkward (if not annoying) to receive. I don't mean that to sound rude; please, don't take it that way. I am just trying to give an honest and thorough answer. I like honesty. Another option, if you really want something reviewed is to check out "The Marketplace"  [13+] for shops where they'll review an item for GPs. In the end, though, the more you review, the more you will be reviewed. Joining groups and being active in them can also draw more attention to your port, so don't forget to check out that option too!

Why, thank ya, Darlin'! It's a great relief to know that my cNote-minded thinking didn't end in failure. I was quite nervous about that... Thank you!

How could I not? I love it!