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Is there any other option with Paint Shop Pro for creating transparent images for Webpages?

What is the secret to creating transparent GIFs with Paint Shop Pro. Though I have been able to do it, the results are so grainy that they're not really usable. Any help would be appreciated.

To a photo itself. I can add drop shadows to an element within the photo, but not to the entire photo.

I simply cannot get the hang of adding a drop shadow to a photograph in Paint Shop X2. No problem with text, but can't figure it out with photos. None of the tutorials I've read nor the book I bought on Paint Shop explain how to do it. All I want to do is add a simple drop shadow to a photo...

Thanks. It seems to be working like it should now. I don't know what I did wrong the first time. Must have hit a wrong key. Thanks too for the tip on exporting files for webpage use. I'll have to give that a try. www.foroldtimesake.org

You seem to be right, to some degree. If you save it as a PSP file, you can retrieve it and edit with layers. But, my experience is, only one time. Seems if you save it a second time, or maybe if you save it to another file as a JPG for a webpage, the layers disappear. Can't figure this one...

I've created an image with multiple layers and saved it using the Save-as option. When I reload it, it shows up as the merged image with only one layer, the background layer, so that the individual layers can't be edited. How can I save the image so that when I reload it all layers show up in...