How do I create a "frame" around a picture?

I use iphoto for stills then send to Garage Band to add the music track for podcast. I want to add an area on the bottom and on right side of the photo for text or graphics. I want this to be static even though the photo will change. Any suggestions on how this can be done?

In this case I think your only option is to create the frame as part of the picture for each image. Working with GB, or any other program which produces embedded images in podcasts, there is no way to do it in that program as there are in web pages.
I don't know what facilities of this sort iPhoto offers. Your best bet would probably be GraphicConverter, though there are other image editors which will give you the ability to manipulate the image, in particular Photoshop Elements 6 has various enhancement options for picture, probably including frames.

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Remo from switzerland

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