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Is it necessary to save all the images to a file each time you edit?
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Jens Peter Karlsen [FP-MVP]
If you edit the image you ofcourse have to save it.
Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.
Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.
C
Clark
Assuming for example, that you had imported a bunch of images into an
images folder (or anywhere) on your website, and have linked to them
from various pages, and then you decide to edit an image: Then you do
the editing of the image on your computer using your graphics program,
re-import the edited image into FP replacing the old with the new, and
you are done.
Whatever else you do using those images on pages of your website, just
save those pages and republish the website. You dont have to worry
about re-saving the images.
images folder (or anywhere) on your website, and have linked to them
from various pages, and then you decide to edit an image: Then you do
the editing of the image on your computer using your graphics program,
re-import the edited image into FP replacing the old with the new, and
you are done.
Whatever else you do using those images on pages of your website, just
save those pages and republish the website. You dont have to worry
about re-saving the images.
E
E. T. Culling
And be sure not to let FP touch your images ... even though it is possible
to further crop etc. Prepare and optimize your images carefully outside of
FP and then IMPORT them into your site files before using them on your
pages.
Eleanor
to further crop etc. Prepare and optimize your images carefully outside of
FP and then IMPORT them into your site files before using them on your
pages.
Eleanor
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)
The easiest way is to register your outside image editor with FP as default
editor for .jpg .gif, .png , then when you edit an image from within FP you
don't have to worry about re-importing and all that.
| Assuming for example, that you had imported a bunch of images into an
| images folder (or anywhere) on your website, and have linked to them
| from various pages, and then you decide to edit an image: Then you do
| the editing of the image on your computer using your graphics program,
| re-import the edited image into FP replacing the old with the new, and
| you are done.
|
| Whatever else you do using those images on pages of your website, just
| save those pages and republish the website. You dont have to worry
| about re-saving the images.
|
| On Sun, 5 Feb 2006 05:49:09 -0800, "Moonbeam"
|
| >Is it necessary to save all the images to a file each time you edit?
|
editor for .jpg .gif, .png , then when you edit an image from within FP you
don't have to worry about re-importing and all that.
| Assuming for example, that you had imported a bunch of images into an
| images folder (or anywhere) on your website, and have linked to them
| from various pages, and then you decide to edit an image: Then you do
| the editing of the image on your computer using your graphics program,
| re-import the edited image into FP replacing the old with the new, and
| you are done.
|
| Whatever else you do using those images on pages of your website, just
| save those pages and republish the website. You dont have to worry
| about re-saving the images.
|
| On Sun, 5 Feb 2006 05:49:09 -0800, "Moonbeam"
|
| >Is it necessary to save all the images to a file each time you edit?
|
C
Clark
Did not know that. Thanks
R
Rob Giordano \(Crash\)
yer welcome.
| Did not know that. Thanks
|
| On Sun, 5 Feb 2006 09:27:56 -0700, "Rob Giordano \(Crash\)"
|
| >The easiest way is to register your outside image editor with FP as
default
| >editor for .jpg .gif, .png , then when you edit an image from within FP
you
| >don't have to worry about re-importing and all that.
| >
| >
| >| >| Assuming for example, that you had imported a bunch of images into an
| >| images folder (or anywhere) on your website, and have linked to them
| >| from various pages, and then you decide to edit an image: Then you do
| >| the editing of the image on your computer using your graphics program,
| >| re-import the edited image into FP replacing the old with the new, and
| >| you are done.
| >|
| >| Whatever else you do using those images on pages of your website, just
| >| save those pages and republish the website. You dont have to worry
| >| about re-saving the images.
| >|
| >| On Sun, 5 Feb 2006 05:49:09 -0800, "Moonbeam"
| >|
| >| >Is it necessary to save all the images to a file each time you edit?
| >|
| >
|
| Did not know that. Thanks
|
| On Sun, 5 Feb 2006 09:27:56 -0700, "Rob Giordano \(Crash\)"
|
| >The easiest way is to register your outside image editor with FP as
default
| >editor for .jpg .gif, .png , then when you edit an image from within FP
you
| >don't have to worry about re-importing and all that.
| >
| >
| >| >| Assuming for example, that you had imported a bunch of images into an
| >| images folder (or anywhere) on your website, and have linked to them
| >| from various pages, and then you decide to edit an image: Then you do
| >| the editing of the image on your computer using your graphics program,
| >| re-import the edited image into FP replacing the old with the new, and
| >| you are done.
| >|
| >| Whatever else you do using those images on pages of your website, just
| >| save those pages and republish the website. You dont have to worry
| >| about re-saving the images.
| >|
| >| On Sun, 5 Feb 2006 05:49:09 -0800, "Moonbeam"
| >|
| >| >Is it necessary to save all the images to a file each time you edit?
| >|
| >
|