Lesson 2 -- images, the law, and a bit of  review of JavaScript

Tables, forms, and images.

Legal issues concerning imagery, copyright in general, and other web-relevant issues.

Starting with Adobe Photoshop and a note on file formats

Beginning JavaScript: alert messages and debugging. Review of functions

Exercise 2: Develop a web page containing a 2 by 2 table with an original graphic in each of the four cells. Each graphic should be 200 pixels high by 200 pixels wide. (Put real pigment, with colors different that the background, right up to the edges to make sure the graphics really touch.) There should appear no space, gaps nor lines between any of the pictures as the table is viewed in either IE or Netscape. (That is, the pictures should nestle seamlessly next to one another so that the viewer cannot see the edges between them.) When one clicks on any of the cells (from either browser), an alert message should display the filename of the picture that was chosen as well as a count of the number of times that picture has been clicked.