I know there's a limit on how long shapes can be.

Devorah, the only problem in having a very long page may be the loading time. Sure you can't chop it up into two or three pages?

Eric, I removed one of the two 'stereo' postings. Now you just appear in 'mono'

I know there's a limit on how long shapes can be.

I left my pc to run an errand during lunch. Must be my pc hiccuped. There's another Burp!. Sorry.

Inger, I'm trying to recreate a Products (with shopping cart that interfaces with our fulfillment service) page from an existing Web site. All the products with their Add to Cart links are currently on one page. I guess I could spread them out over two pages but I'd rather not. I'd rather it work the way it currently does: all the products on one page and you just keep scrolling down.

Is there a way of doing an auto page size i.e. the background scales to the size of the resolution? The Coffeecup web site is a good example where the gray bits at the top and bottom scale automatically. Is this done with VSD or how do I achieve this?

Sorry, JS – VSD only creates static pages.
You can make a background that looks something like the CC background. Here's an example of how to go about it:
http://ccd.coffeecup.com/continue-bkgrnd.html

The page is still static, so it won't grow or shrink. You could use an Iframe to allow scrolling of longer blocks of content so all of the pages can remain the same length. Or, split content up (for example: put one/two paragraphs on a page with a "read more" link and continue on another page).

Thanks, I will give it a try