Adding Text or Images to Footer

I was wondering how I could add some text to the bottom of my page, where there is the usual Apple logo and "Made on a Mac." I can't drag text there, but maybe I could if it was actually a transparent picture? Anyways, I'd like to add contact info, to the bottom right corner, in the same color as the Made on a Mac logo is. Could anyone out there point to me either how to do this on my own mac (without photoshop or other image programs) with text, or to maybe create something for me that's actually an image (and therefore spam-free) of:
Having Issues? [email protected]
General Info? [email protected]
Just really something to put in the footer because it's pretty bare on a rather heavy site:
http://www.shawnstrickland.net
Thanks all!

I was wondering how I could add some text to the
bottom of my page, where there is the usual Apple
logo and "Made on a Mac." I can't drag text there,
You can drag a text box or image in there by holding down the apple key.
but maybe I could if it was actually a transparent
picture? Anyways, I'd like to add contact info, to
the bottom right corner, in the same color as the
Made on a Mac logo is. Could anyone out there point
to me either how to do this on my own mac (without
photoshop or other image programs) with text, or to
maybe create something for me that's actually an
image (and therefore spam-free) of:
Having Issues? [email protected]
General Info? [email protected]
You might be interested in this:
http://www.varkgirl.com/Varkgirl/Hide%20your%20Email%20Address.html

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