Hi Bruce,
That page,
http://www.jrmahoney.com is using VML for the graphics, when it detects MS Office, but not when in FireFox. (In IE you
normally won't be able, for example, to right click on a picture and find 'save picture', other than the site visit counter.
It displays correctly for me in Firefox, IE7 and IE8-Beta 1 (although it can take awhile for the pictures to render if you have a
slower connection). If you choose render that
http://www.jrmahoney.com URL at
http://ipinfo.info/netrenderer/index.php does the
page look the same as how you see it in IE7? If not, can you save a post somewhere screenshots of how it looks in your IE7?
Can you use the VML editor at
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex11/editor.htm ?
What about going the other direction, taking the JRMahoney page from IE and opening it in Word using IE's
File=>Edit with Microsoft Office Word
If you do that do the pictures appear in Word?
If the pictures pull into Word correctly, and you've checked for updated graphic card drivers for your PC and the Advanced settings
in IE for showing pictures and turning off Smart Image dithering, and you've installed the latest IE7 updates, it's possible that
your IE7 installation is damaged or the VML support may be disabled
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318378/en-us?FR=1
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This 'problem' only seems to happen when pages generated from Office
products are viewed. I don't have any problems viewing the pages on other
computers running the same version of IE7.
Have I somehow updated the 'rendering engine' (if there is something along
that line) on my computer. There is a website
www.jrmahoney.com ,which was
generated by either word or frontpage a long time ago which will not display
correctly in my version of IE7 (Firefox ok). The same thing happens if I
create a web page using "insert a picture from file" in Wordxp.
Is ther any way to identify which .dll might be causing the problem??
Thanks >>
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Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*