Frame's graphics "tool" - solution

[obair <obair81 -at- comcast -dot- net>]

I earlier posted a note saying line callouts added to a jpg in frame 
did not show up in the html conversion. Several people responded. Thank 
you.

I was able to solve the problem by asking my IT person for visio. Visio 
allowed me to do everything:
- Import the product image jpg into visio
- easily put white space on either side of the image using a box behind 
the image
- draw arrows pointing from the side white spaces to different parts of 
the image (and control all aspects of the arrows)
- add text as needed to the white space
- save the file to the format of my choice
- import into frame

And if I need to later, I can update the product image in visio by 
replacing it with a new one, since visio keeps the product image 
separate from the arrows and such.

I appreciate all the helpful suggestions. I tried most of them, 
including the visio one, which turned out to be best for me.

On to the next crisis...

best,
Paul

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