This is a test.

    It is a simple html page with minimal use of tables...the advantage is that you don't have to mess with that stuff...the disadvantage is that one needs to "cut and try" placing the graphics.

    Use this section for your intro. I've added a table for your other stuff below.  It's a 2 by 4 table.  We can delete the elements that are not used.  The trick will be to have enough text up here to get below the bottom of your picture....but that shouldn't be a problem unless you write really small paragraphs.  This is turning out that way, so I will keep on with text until I get below your picture.  At that point I will add a table that would handle 4 sets of cells.  It's OK to have the test long enough to wrap around your picture, although you may want to stop it so that it lines up with the end of your picture....I leave it up to you.  

    As in the cells below: And This is tricky....if you delete all of this text, you loose the font format....so the way to do it is to add the txt after the first word in the template...and then carefully back space to get rid of the first template word.

And This is your left cell	And This is your right cell
And This is tricky....if you delete all of this text, you loose the font format....so the way to do it is to add the txt after the first word in the template...and then carefully back space to get rid of the first template word	And This is your second right cell. Try to keep graphics no wider than 400 pixels....otherwise, people with laptops and 800 pixel wide screens will have to pan around the page.
And	And
And This is the logo for the Baltimore Street Car Museum	And In the cell to the left, I added a 300 pixel wide graphic and set the "appearence" to line up with the top. Once I've done that, I can have the copy to the right(in this cell) and get rid of the And in the left cell.  By using tables and cells we can have a caption...which is an improvement over the way I was doing the pages in the past.