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if you click on a html file it opens in a browser or you can right click > properties > 'open with' > locate your web browser. Or open the browser > click file > open file > locate the html file you should these things if you are ANY course in IT

Juan is correct. You need to 'select' the frame. Then you can use a slider (hue and saturation) to try all kinds of colors. You could learn masking too and layers. There are thousands of screencasts and tutorials on the web and you have the key words, so . . . . Start on You Tube or Google

Because you are using Ubuntu 9.04, which is derived from Debian (and therefore uses .deb executables), your option was .deb for Ubuntu 8.04+ (the plus means 'and above') Sometimes this does not work so there is another thing you can do but 2 ways of doing it. Try the link via You Tube first to...

What history? If you mean firefox history click history click edit select all copy now make a file and paste plus you can choose to keep history for 1000 days if you choose. I don't get this. History saves every page. It would be better to choose which sites to bookmark as this can be saved...

fill it looks like a bucket (of paint) make sure the upper of the two layer squares is the colour you want. The squares are overlapping?