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What you're trying to do is not possible per se, but there are workarounds. First decide:
- Do you need things to be placed over the background image, or just the stretched image?
- Is it OK with your web page to have absolute positioning on both the table and the background image?
If you just need the image, then use width="100%" height="100%" in an ![]() tag... if you really require it as a background and can't just resize it in photoshop, then you need to create two layers using absolute positioning, and use the z-index property to make one the "background."
Edit: If your server supports ASP or PHP, then there is a possibility for you, though it requires a bit of technical goofing around. 
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Last edited by DigiNut on Aug-26-2003 at 02:56
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