(I came late LOL)

But anyways, no matter how old of a dinosaur your computer is, you can always download paint.
http://paint-xp.soft112.com/
You can make renders, blank renders, drawings, and maybe signatures. That's what I use for my basic rendering (though I do my effects in GIMP and Pixlr). If you still need help, there's lots of tutorials on here on how to make renders. I know several different methods to different programs, if you'd like to PM me.
http://www.animationsource.org [...] to-render-like-cat-t25070.html There's one of many how-to's.

So, you can make Blank Renders on the sketch pad here?

You can always use the on site sketch program, if you haven't already. You can upload pictures to it and edit them, or make something new right there.

Yeah, I'm using a mac, and GIMP won't work on this computer. It's way too old. It can't even get an updated browser like Firefox or Google Chrome.

Are you using a Mac? Because that obviously doesn't sound like a program that would be on a Windows computer.

Since the program is so old and unheard of, perhaps you should download something like Gimp where people can help you a bit more.

It's a sort of a REALLY old version of paint. I know there are many things you can't do, so... I was wondering if this was possible.

First of all, what is appleworks?