Re: Size of web site upload w 2003

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Okay David !!! Yeah! that does help.

If I am able to --click on the image --then on 'save as' --then change
resolution to 96 and save as a jpg,

then it seems I can do them easiest one by one. The reason is they are
already hyperlinked - perhaps a hundred or two hundred butterflies plus logo
images, and they all go to different pages. It's a magic land of
butterflies, you see.

Check my site someday and you will understand. : }

As I go, I suppose I would rather do them one at a time and their background
web info of where they link for disabled readers.

Unless you have a different suggestion in making changes easier.

You see, I have no favorite image editing software - it all makes me crazy
and takes hours for me to enhance my learning curve. I can't take any more.

Already tried a butterfly. Changed resolution to 96, then tiff - if it was
TIFF, it is now is a jpg.

I do know I will let the MIVA storefront hold most my product images, and
that will help. ANd I will use the compressing tool soon too.

So, any other ideas on making the process easier? I am willing to try if
you can explain it to me.

Thank you David!
--
Essa Adamms
None-the-Less....com


"DavidF" wrote:

> Essa,
>
> Perhaps I can help. Quit using TIFF formatted images! They are not
> appropriate for a web page. In your favorite image editing software, convert
> them to JPG or GIF, or even PNG files, resample and reduce the dimensions to
> about the size you need in your Pub doc, and the resolution to 96 dpi.
> Replace the TIF files in your document with these, and your file size will
> drop.
>
> Yes, the compress images tool will also help...especially if you don't
> resample the JPGs before inserting them into the Pub file.
>
> I wouldn't worry about changing to FrontPage right now...just change your
> image format, compress them and see if that works for you.
>
> DavidF
>
> "Essa Adamms" <EssaAdamms@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:FEC3BE29-9F11-457C-AEDB-D28DAB201918@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Hi David - I just read and copied all your pages on 2003 website
> publishing.
> > Good job. Great link.
> >
> > I am a novice to say least. Though not published yet, I have built a
> > website in Pub 2003. Probably a lot of problems that need addressed now
> > instead of later. We will start with size.
> > --The site so far is 9 MB. Yes, 9 (nine). That IS the problem.
> > --I did not use a template from wizard. Did this freehand so to speak,
> > even my navigation bars. But I like what I see and what I have. Previews
> > look good, loads well for previews, moves well for me on preview.
> > --Extensive text for information to clients. Some on tables, some in text
> > boxes.
> > --The TIFFs I used are repeated extensively instead of using new ones. Am
> > still going to download Office 2003 SPI to compress what I have, no matter
> > what I do.
> > --Now I want to build pages for several boutiques too, using links and
> > images w/ affiliate companies. Their graphics are another story.
> > Am willing to pay the extra for a larger site used by more people......
> > It's all aboutthe loading / publishing
> > so.....
> > OKAY..... deep sigh.... what do you think about the size of this site? Am
> > loading from phone connection through AOL service to Hostasaurus host. No
> > DSL out here, if that matters at all.
> >
> > Is there any hope. Or do you think I should do something else. And
> please
> > explain FrontPage. Do I stand a chance of converting this site to
> FrontPage
> > on th Hostasaurus front? Both being Microsoft, right?
> > Hope this is clearer than mud. I don't know the lingo at all. Thanks.
> > --
> > Essa Adamms
> > None-the-Less....com
>
>
>
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