Carol, it takes some time for the flames to show up when you import them to UF. UF calculates the entire image before it begins to put it up in the screen. If you are using a dinosaur puter, it could take a minute or more, and if you zoomed in a bit, it might take forever! The other problem that most people have with flames in UF is that they have to go to the Outside tab on the Layer Properties menu and increase the Sample Density under Render Settings wayyyyyyyyyy up to get a nice thick image. It usually starts around 35 and it needs to be much higher, sometimes even 3000. Hope that helps!

Fractals will always amaze me!