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10-Apr-2004, 05:00 PM #1
linking problems
can someone help me? i followed the directions on how to make a button on your website that links to TSG, but the HTML code only works for the sample, not the one that i want :">
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10-Apr-2004, 05:32 PM #2
Linking to TSG

Which image would you prefer to use?
The sample code at the bottom is for use with hotn.gif. If you would like a different one, be sure to download the image and then alter the code to point to that image instead of hotn.gif
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