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You can put it in a TD.
open up templates/header.php and put the img tag after the body tag. I don't recommend Dreamweaver for editing text files as I don't know if it will alter anything/
You need to open config.inc.php and set the base_url to http://72.52.185.72/~jacobnet/Guestbook
Put the image where ever you want just make sure the image tag points to it.
The text is held in lang/spanish.php assuming that is Spanish. Looks like Spanish to me.

I was personally trying to get the guestbook to look like my main forum at www.carbonize.co.uk/Forum
Open templates/entry.php and move $USER_PIC to after $MESSAGE then edit user_pic.php
1 - Captcha is controlled via an option in admin/config.inc.php.

2 - Have you set the permissions correctly for the tmp and public folders?
Your image code is displaying fine here. I even signed your guestbook with no problems.
This is one of the reasons I made Lazarus store both the hostname and the ip address.
Magicflight as I say above the ip is actually 82.199.103.164 so just block that.
If you have phpMyAdmin you can delete them that way.
The << Previous | Next >> method would get complicated. I am curious as to why you want to do this as then I can throw out some ideas.

The Hide/Show comments in my guestbook is a feature of Lazarus and not a hack.
Yes. You could limit the number displayed simply. If you wanted to prevent more comments being posted if a limit was reached then it would get a bit more technical.
What sort of stupid security device just blocks access to any file called addentry.php unless the security mod they are using targets AG for some reason. Wish I knew who made it so I could find out.
Wow what a shitty host. you can rename addentry.php to anythingyou wish just remember to also change the addentry.php entry in config.inc.php.
 
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