: The space before the " (Small)" plays havoc on those hosts
that can't handle
: special characters in file names. Publishing fails with
some generic error
: message and you have no idea why.
**I have all my pictures out of the web, and I create a
subfolder for all of the smaller versions with copies of all
the images. I use the advanced options and choose to replace
the existing file. This eliminates the picture (small).jpg
issue, as it saves using the original name- picture.jpg
: : >I have yet to use it, but it is popular around here. Even
my
: > manager uses it successfully.
: >
: > I personally use the "Image Resizer" powertoy for XP,
: > available with all of the other goodies here:
: >
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx
: >
: > All it takes is a right click on the file, and choose
: > resize. Works with a group of selected files also
: >
:
: When resizing a group it adds a space to the name of the
jpeg eg:
: 10/10/2006 12:28 PM 51,978 100_1624
(Small).JPG
: 09/28/2006 03:09 PM 1,287,982 100_1624.JPG
:
: The space before the " (Small)" plays havoc on those hosts
that can't handle
: special characters in file names. Publishing fails with
some generic error
: message and you have no idea why.
:
: The resizer did run significently faster than the
frontpage scheme I used in
: my response to the original post. However, frontpage's
resizer does not use
: a space before the phrase "small"
:
: Thanks for the link to the power tools, I had forgotten
about them.
: Unaccountably, when I attempted to install, it wanted to
download
: dotnetfx.exe and failed every time I attempted to install
it. A repair of
: 2.0 didnt help. I then downloaded dotnetfx.exe, the v1.1
one, and that
: finally allowed the power tool to be installed. I must
have put in dotnet
: 2.0 and never updated the 1.0 to 1.1. I assume the
problem with the power
: tools was they used 1.1 but when they went to get
dotnetfx.exe it got the
: latest 2.0 from microsoft??? Strange and I am just
guessing, but it is now
: working. I will also look at the irfanview and see what
it can do also.
:
: >
: > "Rob Giordano (Crash)" <
[email protected]>
: > wrote in message
: > : > : It is a most excellent (and free) program, super fast
at
: > batch processing,
: > : renaming, optimizing...its a must have in your
toolbox.
: > : Much easier to batch process photos in IrFanview than
in
: > PS.
: > :
: > : : > : | I've never heard of that one before Tom. Interesting
: > since their site
: > : claims
: > : | it's the most popular worldwide
: > : |
: > : |
message
: > : | : > : | > ...or the free Irfanview will work:
www.irfanview.com
: > : | >
: > : | > --
: > : | > Tom Willett
: > : | > Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
: > : | > FrontPage Support:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/
: > : | > ----------
: > : | > : > : | >> You need a graphics program like PhotoShop or
: > PaintShop Pro. Then you
: > : | >> re-size the pictures (ex: 600 pixels width),
import
: > them into your site
: > : | >> and insert them onto your page.
: > : | >>
: > : | >>
: > : | >> "Reactor" <bruce.gettel-at-myactv.net> wrote in
: > message
: > : | >> : > : | >>> Hi,
: > : | >>>
: > : | >>> When I need to email pictures to someone, I go
to
: > the folder that they
: > : | >>> are
: > : | >>> located in, highlight the pix I want to send,
then
: > right-click > send
: > : to
: > : | >>> email recipient. I am then asked if I want to
make
: > the pix smaller
: > : and
: > : | >>> therefor my email message smaller.
: > : | >>>
: > : | >>> This is all well and good, but how do I compress
the
: > pictures in a
: > : | >>> similar
: > : | >>> manner without emailing them? I need to post a
: > bunch of pix to a very
: > : | >>> basic web site
: > : | >>> with limited space and bandwidth so I want to
keep
: > them small but not
: > : | >>> post a
: > : | >>> bunch of rar or zip files. I have about 130 pix
to
: > post.
: > : | >>>
: > : | >>> Thanks in advance.
: > : | >>>
: > : | >>> Reactor
: > : | >>>
: > : | >>
: > : | >>
: > : | >
: > : | >
: > : |
: > : |
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