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This is a follow-up to my original posting a few weeks ago.
Today I discovered that the problem posting could be with my version of Windows and not WP 2.5.
Imagine that!
I am running Windows 98SE on my computer which does not seem to be compatible with WP 2.5.
When I use my wife’s computer with Windows XP, I have no trouble posting.
This may be old news to some, but it is a revelation to me and I wish I had known about this earlier.
Hope this will save others a lot of frustration.
Ed

Thanks Clayton for your encouraging remarks.
I have started a 6 week course on HTTP which is written in simple layman terms.
Your comments are very helpful for a beginner like me.
That is the correct web site and was designed by Live Oak Studios, a local Company.
When I volunteered to be Web Editor for my group, I was told that knowledge of HTTP was not required.
Now that I know better, I will slow down and study.
Thanks again for the Help with Help.
Ed

Since I have not received a reply, I can only assume that WordPress is designed for the experienced HTTP code users and therefore the answer is NO.
Your HELP section is so fragmented, I can not find the answer there, so I will learn the code and teach myself.
Thanks anyway for the open source program.

I have tried posting thumbnail photos on our site oleanairport.org.
They remain 4 across in the spot after I save them, but after logging out and viewing the site, they are rearranged.
If you check the lower photos under old and new, you will see what I mean.
I am sure the problem could be corrected with code, but since I am just learning, I would like to be able to use visual.
Is this possible?