Fitting an Image into another - Macromedia Fireworks 2004

I have two images one has a border, and inside the border is
white space, I would like the other image to go inside here, but
have no idea how to do it. If instead of white space it was clear
in the first image I could simply bring it to front over the other
image, however this is not the case. Can someone please help

rich_pearce wrote:
> I have two images one has a border, and inside the
border is white space, I
> would like the other image to go inside here, but have
no idea how to do it. If
> instead of white space it was clear in the first image I
could simply bring it
> to front over the other image, however this is not the
case. Can someone please
> help
Select the white space with the magic wand. Choose Select
> Convert
Marquee to Path. Place the photo you want inside the white
area over the
new path, and then cut it to the clipboard (Edit > Cut).
With the path
selected, choose Edit > Paste Inside.
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