You would have to re-sample the image yourself. Try Corel Draw, or Adobe Photoshop.

Or something FREE... http://www.coffeecup.com/free-web-image-studio/

You're more than welcome to use the code I have on the home page of http://cattownrescue.org . There is a photo there of a cat picture in the right column area that changes with each refresh of the page. Gives people something different to look at when they come back I guess. Needs more photos in it though lol.

Anyways, if that helps at all, you're welcome to it

"unclemap" so your saying the size of the picture i'm trying to use can only be dictated by the actual true size of the image and not determined in the code?

Thank you "Gunsmoke" I do have that program from CC however I thought there might be a way to size the image itself within the code.

"Jo Ann" is this the part of the code that makes it happen?

<script type="text/javascript">
var ranNum = Math.floor(Math.random() * 12);
//alert(ranNum);
var quote = new Array(12)
var lnk = new Array(12)

quote[0] = "images/homepage_cats/howard_homepage.png";
quote[1] = "images/homepage_cats/mousalinni_homepage.png";
quote[2] = "images/homepage_cats/daryl_homepage.png";
quote[3] = "images/homepage_cats/kiwi_homepage.png";
quote[4] = "images/homepage_cats/kittypile1_homepage.png";
quote[5] = "images/homepage_cats/pinball_homepage.png";
quote[6] = "images/homepage_cats/goober_homepage.png";
quote[7] = "images/homepage_cats/cranky_homepage.png";
quote[8] = "images/homepage_cats/sasha_homepage.png";
quote[9] = "images/homepage_cats/suncats_homepage.png";
quote[10] = "images/homepage_cats/kittypile2_homepage.png";
quote[11] = "images/homepage_cats/sam_homepage.png";

lnk[0] = "index.html";
lnk[1] = "index.html";
lnk[2] = "index.html";
lnk[3] = "index.html";
lnk[4] = "index.html";
lnk[5] = "index.html";
lnk[6] = "index.html";
lnk[7] = "index.html";
lnk[8] = "index.html";
lnk[9] = "index.html";
lnk[10] = "index.html";
lnk[11] = "index.html";
</script>