I'm trying to edit this graphic template in FP 2003, and whenever i click on an image, and then make it a link, it puts this nasty blue box around it, which i've never known it to do, and of course it throws off my tables. Any idea on how to get rid of these things (don't say "use dreamweaver")?

(don't say "use dreamweaver")Ok then, learn HTML/CSS :)

You could create a rule in your style sheet such that any link being applied to an image will result in no border being generated. The rule would look something like this:

a img { border:none }

Of course if you wanted a border, but simply wanted to be able to determine its parameters yourself, you could do so within that same rule:

a img { border:2px dashed #0F0 }

or whatever you wanted to do with it. This will set the rule universally across all pages to which the style sheet is linked, and it will only be overridden if you cascade a specific rule underneath it for a particular element on your pages or a specific page.

Basically, it's fail proof, and you never need to worry about that border again, barring IE inheritance bugs, of which I don't believe there are any in this application.

Right click on the image & choose properties. You will see a border there. Make that 0.

But in this day & age, you do need to learn HTML to know what you need to change. A WYSIWYG editor just won't cut it anymore