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Mark Parnell
Couldn't agree more.
rf said:As well as specifying the file name you have to specify the type of
the file, in the combo box under the one where you typed in the file
name.
What?
It uses the same OS component for compression/decompression as a lot
of other MS programs use, including IE.
Whatever. Its still a whole lot better than a 185K bmp.
Cheers
Richard.
TisMe said:rf wrote:
: news:[email protected]...
:: I cannot tell a lie, i used MS paint. I changed the filename by
:: typing in "filename.jpg" including the quotes. I believe it was a
:: bmp file too before hand.
:
: As well as specifying the file name you have to specify the type of
: the file, in the combo box under the one where you typed in the file
: name.
Not if I include the quotes. Which I did in this case. zipping1.bmp was
changed to "zipping1.jpg"
Nik Coughin said:Nah, it looks really shit. Paint uses a standard palette and dithers to it.
And that picture actually looks OK in Paint. I've seen Paint do much worse
than that, it depends on how suitable the standard palette is for the image
in question.
rf said:The OP does not have a picture but a screenshot of some programs menu
bar. A gif format for this, especially as it is an image of some
text, is perfectly suitable.
However, you are entirely correct. Paint screws it up royally.
Cheers
Richard.
TisMe said:Thanks guys! I corrected the spelling error.
TisMe said:I have some pictures on my pages. I set the permission
for 755 but the pics are still not showing when you click on them.
What permission are they suppose to be?
TisMe said:It would of helped if I had of put the width and height in too.
Toby said:And to answer your original question, it depends on your user name and
group and what user name and group the web server is running under.
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