David,

It would be best if you can edit the default.css file that's within the images folder, but if not, you can over-ride this by targeting the wrapping element in the css. So use something like:

#Body a:visited{
your css here
}

This has more specificity than a:visited, so will override this.

Rick.

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Rick,
thank you so much.  You suggestions worked and fortunately I only need to modify a few tags.   I will ask the host role to rename this skin's css file,  but I'm not sure how accommodating they will be but at least I able make the mimimal changes I need to get this skin to work.

Thanks again, I'll let know the renaming goes.

David