I don't see the background or any other image in FireFox. VML graphics?
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Tom Willett
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| The background appears OK in IE7 and FireFox for me, though it is slow
| to load.
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| Are you using Norton or McAffee products? If so either change to some
| other anti-virus or Internet Security, or change the name of the
| Advertisements folder.
| Those 2 products (and others) will block any images named or contained
| in a folder named with any of advert, advertisement, banner, ads and so
| on.
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| Even if you are not affected by this, other users you send the page to
| will be.
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| You need to set a colour for the text - in FireFox the text (except
| hyperlinks) is all orange, which is the default colour I have set.
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| > Here's the URL - Thanks for your help!
| >
| >
http://www.jdfassoc.com/Advertisements/Announcements/Great_Lakes_Unlimited_Announcement.htm
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| > Chris S
| > Atlanta, GA
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| >
| > "David Berry" wrote:
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| > > Did you import the image into your web before inserting it? Look in
Code
| > > View and make sure the image doesn't have file:/// in front of it. If
it
| > > does that means it's linked from your Hard Drive.
| > >
| > > What's the URL so we can take a look?
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| > > David Berry
| > > Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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| > > | > > > Stephan,
| > > >
| > > > Can you expand on that answer? All my other graphics show up
correctly
| > > > with
| > > > the exception of the background - I''ve "published" the graphic.
| > > >
| > > > I'm not sure what you mean (sorry - just getting my feet
wet!)...thanks
| > > > for
| > > > your help!
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| > > > Chris S
| > > > Atlanta, GA
| > > >
| > > >
| > > > "Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:
| > > >
| > > >> All image links would need to be absolute URLs to your site
| > > >>
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| > > >> _____________________________________________
| > > >> SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| > > >> "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
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| > > >>
| > > >>
| > > >> | > > >> | When I view my published website the background picture (in my
table)
| > > >> is
| > > >> | visible...However, I am emailing the "page" and the background
picture
| > > >> is not
| > > >> | visible (it just appears grey). What I am sending are usually
marketing
| > > >> | pieces or announcements of some kind and we prefer to send these
via
| > > >> email as
| > > >> | a "page" versus a link because it's instant gratification (of
course
| > > >> it's
| > > >> | just another way or "view" of a web page where all the links
within the
| > > >> body
| > > >> | of the email work).
| > > >> |
| > > >> | Does anyone have any ideas of how I can correct my web page or
send a
| > > >> web
| > > >> | page (or view of it) in another manner where the background will
show
| > > >> | correctly?
| > > >> |
| > > >> | Here's one idea I had: I was able to convert the webpage into an
Adobe
| > > >> PDF,
| > > >> | all the links work but I don't know how I can copy the PDF
contents
| > > >> into the
| > > >> | body of the email (versus it being an attachment) without losing
| > > >> clarity.
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| > > >> | Chris S
| > > >> | Atlanta, GA
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