#1: Marquee with Border

<table bgcolor="green" bordercolor="green" border="7"> <td align="center"><font color="green"> <marquee bgcolor="white" width="300">TEXT HERE</marquee></font></td></table>

#2: Marquee in Table Below Image

<!-- No cellpadding is used; line break above image puts top space there. Make table width about 40 pixels wider than image. --> <table width="???" bgcolor="silver" bordercolor="silver" border="7"> <td bgcolor="black" align="center"><br /> <img src="URL" width="???" height="???"> <font size="4" color="white"><b> <marquee width="???" scrollamount="2" behavior="alternate">"Drama Queen"</marquee> </b></font></td></table>

#3: Marquee as Hot Link

<table bgcolor="indigo" bordercolor="indigo" border="10"> <td width="20" height="10" bgcolor="violet"> </td> <td align="center" width="200"> <a href="URL"><font color="white"><b> <marquee scrollamount="2" behavior="alternate">Great Link Here!</marquee></b></font></a></td> <td width="20" bgcolor="violet"> </td></table>

#4: Marquee, Hot Link and Highlighted Text in a Table

<table bgcolor="#000099" bordercolor="#000099" border="10" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"> <td height="15" bgcolor="blueviolet" align="center"> <b style="background:yellow;font-size:large;font-color:blueviolet">PLEASE </b></font></td> <td align="center" width="100"> <a href="URL"> <font color="yellow"><b> <marquee bgcolor="blueviolet" scrollamount="2" behavior="alternate">CLICK</marquee> </b></font></a></td> <td bgcolor="blueviolet" align="center"> <b style="background:yellow;font-size:large;font-color:blueviolet">HERE! </b></font></td></table>

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