Thanks Jim for the help.  I can't get it right so have decided to give it a miss....Ta all the same.
 Do you have the ghost(x).gif files on your hard drive?  If so, Windows Explorer should show the file path to them.  Delete the BASE Href tag from your stationery as it's pointing to the files being found in a different folder and will cause problems if you allow it to remain.

 Also you might try posting to the private stationery group:

 The private server can be accessed using the following settings in a new
 news account:

 Server:  privatenews.microsoft.com
 Account Name:  privatenews\stationery
 Password: stationery

 Also review the info at http://www.lettermanstationery.com/
 --
 Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
 Please reply to newsgroup only.

   "Kathy" <katievee@netactive.co.za> wrote in message news:OjFcQLp8EHA.3988@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
   Thanks for your help, Jim.  I tried to do what you said but it still doesn't work for me probably because I haven't set it down the way it should be.  What you saw in the script was exactly the way I downloaded it - all I did was save it in my stationery folder with the pictures. I didn't know how to convert for Outlook Express.
   On other stationery I have the filepath is clear and all I do is put my info in (i.e "C:\MY FOLDER\MY PIC.gif".)  I don't know how to do the (filepath) with the Halloween (ghosts) script.
   SEE BELOW AS IT IS ON SCRIPT

   (!window.JSFX) JSFX=new Object();
   JSFX.ghostImages = new Array(
    "<img src='ghost0.gif'>",
    "<img src='ghost1.gif'>",
    "<img src='ghost2.gif'>",
    "<img src='ghost2.gif'>"
   )

   I really must apologise for being so dumb about this but I am a novice and I am trying to teach myself with a bit of help from you kind folk.

   regards
   Kathy

   "Jim Pickering" <jimp@mvps.0rg> wrote in message news:ePOBnlp7EHA.3820@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
     Your problem is that you do not indicate a complete filepath (i.e.,
     drive/folder, etc.) to your images:

     JSFX.ghostImages = new Array(
      "<img src='ghost0.gif'>",
      "<img src='ghost1.gif'>",
      "<img src='ghost2.gif'>",
      "<img src='ghost2.gif'>"

     will not work since there is no file path to ghost0, 1, or 2.gif and Outlook
     Express cannot find them, so they are not included as attachments.  You
     should also remove this statement from your source code:

     <BASE href="file://C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft
     Shared\Stationery\Ghost\">

     Good luck.
     --
     Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
     Please reply to newsgroup only.

     "Kathy" <katievee@netactive.co.za> wrote in message
     news:uRQyQLp7EHA.3120@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
     ALL GOOD WISHES FOR 2005 AND MAY ALL OUR DREAMS BE FULFILLED !

     --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

     I don't know whether I am allowed to do this but what I want to do is use
     this script in a stationery but unfortunately the pictures don't show up on
     the other side when I use the script as is because there isn't a   "link"
     to the pictures - all they see on the other side are little squares with red
     crosses flying around (supposed to be ghosts).  It works fine on my side
     because I have the pictures in my file.  I downloaded the script from
     DynamicDrive.  I noticed all the scripts on Dynamic Drive are the same in
     this respect (nowhere to link the picture).  They look as if they are only
     for a web page?

     From looking at all the beautiful and clever scripts in the Microsoft
     Privatenews I'm sure there is some "fundi" out there who will be able to
     convert it for me (if it is permitted).

     I am not very clued up with scripts,  very new  at doing this - trying to
     teach myself - only know how to copy and paste them into my emails!!!

     I would be so grateful if someone can tell/show me how to do this.

     Many thanks
     Kathy