Hi hexwood,
You can find out for yourself. Just do some "Right click- View source"
This is the cell the pictures are viewed in:
<td width="470" height="371" colspan="8" rowspan="5" valign="top"><A HREF="javascript:
myslideshowobj.next()" onMouseOver="window.status='Click to view';return true" onMouseOut="window.status=' ';return true"><img src="Bones/bones01.jpg" border="0" NAME=
myslideshowimg height="371" width="470"></A></td>
here is the javascript that creates the object and fills it with the images:
// Configure the slideshow object
myslideshowobj = new slideshow("myslideshowobj"
myslideshowobj.timeout = 3000
myslideshowobj.add_slide("Bones/bones01.jpg", "#"
myslideshowobj.add_slide("Bones/bones27.jpg", "#"
myslideshowobj.add_slide("Bones/bones28.jpg", "#"
myslideshowobj.add_slide("Bones/bones02.jpg", "#"
myslideshowobj.add_slide("Bones/bones26.jpg", "#"
myslideshowobj.add_slide("Bones/bones03.jpg", "#"

........
and here is the javascript that defines the place in the tabel{<IMG>-tag) the image should be placed: NAME=myslideshowimg
// Start the slideshow
if (document.images)
{
myslideshowobj.set_image( document.images.
myslideshowimg )
}
FJI: The most of this javascript is (I think) generated by Macromedia Dreamweaver
Hope this helps you in the right direction,
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