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Debi
That makes sense. Thank you.
Rob Giordano said:
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
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Debi
Thank you, I will try that.
Debi
Debi
DavidF said:And to add to the comments, you might choose jpg instead of gif for your
images. They will be better quality. Gif images have limited colors. Also,
when you optimize the images use 96 dpi, as that is the Publisher default.
DavidF
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Debi
Yes I am and it is a nice feeling.
Thank you,
Debi
Thank you,
Debi
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Spike
Looking better
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Updated 1/21/2009
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Did you intend to have the number 5 at the bottom of the page?
Spike
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Updated 1/21/2009
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Did you intend to have the number 5 at the bottom of the page?
Spike
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Debi
Yes, I wanted to make sure that I updated it. I will remove it next time I
update.
update.
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Spike
Debi
Looks like you did it. The site is loading faster now.
One piece friendly of advise. If you do not have a backup system in place,
I recommend that you create a folder on your web site named "Pub Files" or
something to your liking and ftp your publisher file there. I would hate to
see you loose all that you did. The server files get backed up often.
Spike
Looks like you did it. The site is loading faster now.
One piece friendly of advise. If you do not have a backup system in place,
I recommend that you create a folder on your web site named "Pub Files" or
something to your liking and ftp your publisher file there. I would hate to
see you loose all that you did. The server files get backed up often.
Spike
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Spike
Debi
On the page:
http://www.glasshappyonline.com/index_files/Page444.htm
You have a picture with no words
You have three words with no pictures
(Picky Picky Picky)
Spike
On the page:
http://www.glasshappyonline.com/index_files/Page444.htm
You have a picture with no words
You have three words with no pictures
(Picky Picky Picky)
Spike
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Debi
Hi Spike,
Yes, I know. Those are the pics that I still need to adjust the size. I
just got distracted and worked on the necklace page. Next I will work on the
windchime page.
Thanks
Yes, I know. Those are the pics that I still need to adjust the size. I
just got distracted and worked on the necklace page. Next I will work on the
windchime page.
Thanks
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Debi
Yes, I think I am getting closer. I now have a reminder in outlook for me to
back up all of my documents. I have been slacking on that, but I like the
idea to create a folder on the server. I DID IT! I made a new folder on the
server name "Pub Files" and moved the "index.files" and "index.htm" into that
file. Then if something happens I can move those files out of the "Pub File"
folder. Look how much you have taught me. Thanks once again.
back up all of my documents. I have been slacking on that, but I like the
idea to create a folder on the server. I DID IT! I made a new folder on the
server name "Pub Files" and moved the "index.files" and "index.htm" into that
file. Then if something happens I can move those files out of the "Pub File"
folder. Look how much you have taught me. Thanks once again.
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Debi
I got all of the pictures, except one on the necklace page adjusted. I am
tired..... I think it is all good for now. I do have one other
question....... When you look at my website is the page centered? When I
open up the page it is to the left. If you see the same, is there a way to
center it?
tired..... I think it is all good for now. I do have one other
question....... When you look at my website is the page centered? When I
open up the page it is to the left. If you see the same, is there a way to
center it?
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Spike
Debi
The fix to center pages using publisher 2000 and 2002
Publish to your hard drive
Edit the htm file(s) with notepad, WordPad or any other text editor and
replace <head> with
<head><center>
The fix to center pages using publisher 2003 and 2007
Publish to your hard drive
Edit the htm file(s) and replace </head> with
</head><table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="2"
width="760"align="center"><tr><td>
" All above on one line "
Be sure that you edit the </head> line and NOT the <head> line
If you are using a page width different than 760 pixels change that number
in the above line
If you have multiple pages you might want to look at
http://www.emurasoft.com/replall/ a simple replace lines in multiple htm
files
Then ftp the files to your ISP
New Subject:
I might have mislead you on the backup
You should backup the "xxxx.pub" file not the index files
With the xxxx.pub file you can always make more index files
Compressing the images using 2007 makes the pub file a lot smaller also less
time to send to the server.
Spike
The fix to center pages using publisher 2000 and 2002
Publish to your hard drive
Edit the htm file(s) with notepad, WordPad or any other text editor and
replace <head> with
<head><center>
The fix to center pages using publisher 2003 and 2007
Publish to your hard drive
Edit the htm file(s) and replace </head> with
</head><table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="2"
width="760"align="center"><tr><td>
" All above on one line "
Be sure that you edit the </head> line and NOT the <head> line
If you are using a page width different than 760 pixels change that number
in the above line
If you have multiple pages you might want to look at
http://www.emurasoft.com/replall/ a simple replace lines in multiple htm
files
Then ftp the files to your ISP
New Subject:
I might have mislead you on the backup
You should backup the "xxxx.pub" file not the index files
With the xxxx.pub file you can always make more index files
Compressing the images using 2007 makes the pub file a lot smaller also less
time to send to the server.
Spike
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Debi
Spike
I took care ofr the backup to the Server. I saved the Publisher document.
Thanks for clarifing that.
I also made the changes to the htm file to align it online. I assume I need
to do this each time, prior to uploading to the server. I had to change the
pixiels because my pages are alittle wider. All aligned except the home
page. The preview shows it aligned, but once it is uploaded, it is not. Any
suggestions?
Debi
I took care ofr the backup to the Server. I saved the Publisher document.
Thanks for clarifing that.
I also made the changes to the htm file to align it online. I assume I need
to do this each time, prior to uploading to the server. I had to change the
pixiels because my pages are alittle wider. All aligned except the home
page. The preview shows it aligned, but once it is uploaded, it is not. Any
suggestions?
Debi
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Debi
Spike,
I hope you don't mind my questions..... I would like to ask if there is a
way to make a shopping cart on my website? So if someone wants to purchase
an item, they can click on the item and it will put it in a shopping cart. If
this is to advanced for me to do, I understand.
Debi
I hope you don't mind my questions..... I would like to ask if there is a
way to make a shopping cart on my website? So if someone wants to purchase
an item, they can click on the item and it will put it in a shopping cart. If
this is to advanced for me to do, I understand.
Debi
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Debi
Hi Again,
I figured out the centering on the home page. I had to go into "index.htm"
and I know that I will have to change the htm files each time before I upload
to the server.
Debi
I figured out the centering on the home page. I had to go into "index.htm"
and I know that I will have to change the htm files each time before I upload
to the server.
Debi
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Spike
Debi
http://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/ecommerce/cart.asp
Godaddy has a shopping cart program
A bit expensive if you don't sell a lot of merchandise
Spike
http://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/ecommerce/cart.asp
Godaddy has a shopping cart program
A bit expensive if you don't sell a lot of merchandise
Spike
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Debi
Spike,
Thank you so much for all of your help. I really appreciate it!
Debi
Thank you so much for all of your help. I really appreciate it!
Debi
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Spike
Debi
You are welcome. Thanks for posting back each time you make a change. It
benefits everybody to follow the progress. Glad to see that you made it
work.
Spike
You are welcome. Thanks for posting back each time you make a change. It
benefits everybody to follow the progress. Glad to see that you made it
work.
Spike
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Rob Giordano [MS MVP]
Paypal would be the easiest and cheapest, especially since you don't really
have lots of different items.
--
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Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression
have lots of different items.
--
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Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression
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Debi
Thank you, I will look into that.
Rob Giordano said:Paypal would be the easiest and cheapest, especially since you don't really
have lots of different items.
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Spike
A follow-up for this thread
Worked with the OP offline on an issue and will share the results here:
A problem arose with the contact me page using a form.
The cgi form mailer appears to be corrupted
Switched to the php form mailer
After a few times reading the code, found the last issue
The "R" in "Redirect" needed to be an "r" as in "redirect"
Linux is funny that way (case sensitive)
I must have read it 10 times over until I saw the "R"
Maybe this will help someone else along the way
Spike
Worked with the OP offline on an issue and will share the results here:
A problem arose with the contact me page using a form.
The cgi form mailer appears to be corrupted
Switched to the php form mailer
After a few times reading the code, found the last issue
The "R" in "Redirect" needed to be an "r" as in "redirect"
Linux is funny that way (case sensitive)
I must have read it 10 times over until I saw the "R"
Maybe this will help someone else along the way
Spike
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