This tutorial was done entirely in PSP7, but could easily be done in PSP6. I've tried to be as detailed as possible, but if there is anything you don't understand, feel free to e-mail me.

You need to save often to keep from losing any work you have already done.
(Most images are reduced in size for quicker page loading.)

In the Layer Palette, add new layer by clicking on the new layer icon, accept raster layer and click OK. This is how you will add all new layers. You should now have two (2) layers with layer 2 highlighted in the Layer Palette.

Select a 30 pixel wide area around the edges by double-clicking on the Selection Button and using these settings. Click OK.

Click on Selections/Invert in the menu. This will select just the outer edges. Flood fill with a nice wood, I just used one built into PSP7, but you could use any image of wood that you like. Now your image should look like this. (Reduced image size for display only.)

Go to Effects/3D Effects, choose Inner Bevel and use these settings. (In PSP6 you would use Image/Effects and choose Inner Bevel.) You will use these same settings for all wood pieces.

Add a new layer and make sure Layer 3 is highlighted in the Layer Palette. Double-click your Selection Button and change the bottom setting to 320. Flood fill with wood. Use the Selection Button again: Left=50, Right=350, Top=50, and Bottom=300. Hit the delete button. Deselect and apply the same Inner Bevel. Your window should now look like this.

Add a new layer and make sure Layer 4 is highlighted in the Layer Palette. Double-click your Selection Button and change the settings to: Left=30, Right=370, Top=300, and Bottom=570. Flood fill with wood. Use the Selection Button again: Left=50, Right=350, Top=320, and Bottom=550. Hit the delete button. Deselect and apply the same Inner Bevel. Your window should now look like this.