After much patients (about 3-4 hrs) and a lot of determination I was finally
able to get a new squidoo lens published.

As mentioned in an earlier blog I hired a writer to help me out with my
article marketing. So far I like his work, but sales will tell the real story.

Any way I took one of the articles for my RoboForm affiliate and uploaded
it into a new lens. Then proceeded to ad my links and tweek to what
seemed to me to be half way rooky-ish and not totaly newby.

I struggled with 2 things.
1- getting my links to work in the text
2- geting a dam picture to upload on the first module of my lens.

It only took me about an hour to struggle and then locate a tootorial for
the proper html code. I applied it and yea it works. Dam it is amazing to
me how that html code works. I wish I understood that language. Maybe
in time I will. So now my text links work.... YEA! Bright idea, copy and save
code for future use. Ding!

So now I struggle with the picture. I needed a picture related to my lens.
Where the hell do I find such a pic. My stupid self assumed the website of
my affiliate program would have the answer. Sure enough several pics
were available, however they always copied as something other than a
jpeg or gif. For over an hour I tried to get it to work. Came close to cursing
a few times but resisted the temptation. I knew that somehow I would make
it work. After all others have done it. I have to be able to do it. Tired I decided
the best course of action at this point was to wait till the next day and start
with a fresh head on my shoulders.

Next day I sat to finish this lens and after about 20min or so it came to me....
check the tootouials by PPG. I really like the way Jennifer writes. So I parrooz
through all the tootorials I could find and nothing helped me with this issue
of the pic i needed. Then it came again, that little piece of genious. It told me
to print the page from the website. Dam I don't have printscrean. So now what? Well I figured I would just have to do it the hard way. Print the web pg.
then scan the print, then edit the scan to fit as a jpeg in the pic spot.
Dam what a process, but it worked and now my lens is published, and
I have come away with what is most important..??? knowledge and a little
more experiance that I too can share with others.

There must be an easier way to do that though. I would surely be grateful
to anyone who could share some insite.

Now its time to repeat the process, so I get faster and smoother.

Here is the lens. Is Roboform Safe?
Let me know how I can improve on it. Thanks

May the Blessings Be