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Hi
Thanx for your response.  But what I need is for the marquee to appear
to be going behind the image and coming out the other side.
Thanx
Islander

Have you tried using CSS positioning? Set the marquee and image to absolute
positioning in FrontPage and change the z-index value so that the image is
on top of the marquee.

However, this will only provide a solution for IE4 and IE5.

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Quote:> Hi
> Thanx for your response.  But what I need is for the marquee to appear
> to be going behind the image and coming out the other side.
> Thanx
> Islander

Try using two marquees. One before and one after the picture.
Each with half of the text. If you play around with inserting spaces I
think you can make it look right.

Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.

Quote:>Hi
>Thanx for your response.  But what I need is for the marquee to appear
>to be going behind the image and coming out the other side.
>Thanx
>Islander