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1.  Open up a new master Scrippy and insert a background.  Use the graphic called redbak.jpg.  No other changes are necessary.

2.  Insert a positioned container and use the settings:  Set left and right edges of left=40 and right=180.  Set top and bottom but leave both of these set at 0.

Positioned Container #1

3.  Insert a positioned image under this container called erte3a.gif.  Set this from the left=0 and from the top=0.

4.  Click on the initial background and insert a second positioned container.  The settings are:  set left and right edges to 0.  Vertical from the Top=0 and give it a size of 40 pixels.

Positioned Container #2

5.  Insert a background using the silver.jpg and set it to scroll up and left.  Use all defaults.

6.  Click on the first background and insert a third positioned container.  The settings are:  Left=0, size of 40 and set top and bottom edges with a value of 0.

7.  Insert a background using the silver.jp again and this time set it to scroll down and left.  All other settings are as defaulted.

8.  Click on the main background and insert a fourth positioned container.  Set the left and right edges at 0.  Make this 0 from the bottom with a specified size of 40 for the Vertical Layout.

9.  Insert a background using the silver.jpg and scroll it up+right.

10.  Click on the main background once again and then insert the fifth positioned container.  Horizontal is Right=0 with a size of 40.  Set the top and bottom edges to 0.

11.  Insert the silver background again and scroll it up+right.

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