Spry Effects - Grow/Shrink

Hello DW people -
Trying to use the Spry behaviors in CS3. I need to put 200
photos on a commercial site I'm building and I want the photo to
start small on the page and grow on mouseover . I think the spry
behavior is close - but it puts the starting size of the photo as
100%. How do I set it so the thumbnail is the starting size? I have
to get this site delivered soon and this is my last puzzle.
Right now, the behavior goes: 100% onclick 25% to 100% -- so
it's big, then little, then bit.
I just want 25% on mouseover - 100%. Just little to big.
If I can't figure this out, I'll have to purchase a gallery
or use popups. Spry would be way sexier.
Thanks!
Cathy

How did you figure it out?
I use onLoad first to set the right size, the onClick Grow
for the effect.

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